Re: Tortoise commit

On 19 September 2012 15:50, Michael Powell <m.powell_at_cognitix360.com> wrote:
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> I’ve been using TortoiseSVN for some time now and have recently installed the latest version (1.7.9.23248). My projects are ASP.NET based and therefore include a folder hierarchy. In the past, I could right-click on the topmost folder (which would – and still does- show an exclamation mark if changes had been made anywhere below) and commit all the changes found in folders below in one go. That no longer works. What happens is that I’m told there are no changes and have to go to each sub-folder with changed files and commit those changes. Is there a new setting to drill down through multiple folder levels, or is this a bug?

If you have upgraded your working copy from 1.6.x or earlier it may be
that the upgrade didn't work as well as it should have. That upgrade
part doesn't seem to be tested to the same standard as the rest of the
code. Try checking out a fresh working copy. Are you by any chance
using _svn instead of .svn directories? That may have confused it into
generating a set of independent nested working copies ... maybe.

Simon

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