Re: one_of_SVN_owners

On 1 November 2012 12:29, Martins Paukste <miersuzzemes_at_inbox.lv> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I had a suggestion (or a bug) for the product "Tortoise SVN".
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> Very often right before committing files in SVN, I use the option "Keep Locks". But the option (Checkbox) is not
> enabled when the file that I am about to commit, is just added (new). It would be very nice if I had this option
> enabled, so after commit, it keeps my lock - actually creates a lock (or maybe instead I could get a lock for the file
> right after adding it - but that is not an option too).
>
> Now I have to check manually all the locks for the files that I have commited. For those which where modfied it's all
> good, but for those which are just added - i have to get lock again.

I can see where you are coming from but it's not quite that easy.
Subversion has an option to keep locks when you commit, but there is
no option to add a lock to a newly added file. That would require TSVN
to do a separate lock operation and also require that TSVN prompts you
for a lock message. That is not an issue with the existing files
because they already have a lock message, but the new files don't.

Also, why do you need to use file locking? Are these non-text files
that cannot be merged?

Simon

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