Out of date errors

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

I started using Tortoise/Subversion a few years ago but after trying a previous version of a program and after that being unable to roll back to the latest version (I suspect I should have commited first but the program didn't want for it) and losing my changes I keep commiting from time to time but I am not using it as it was intended. When code I use has to be used by one of my employees (who all work on different locations) we simply send files and hand compare, which is a lot safer.

However, despite my "stand alone" use I regularely get out of date errors. The internet is full of this problem with dozens of different solutions. If always costs me a lot of time to solve it. The way I solved it now is to delete the .svn directory and re-register the project.

My question is: why isn't there a simple option to tell the program: stop complaining about conflicts and just commit the whole project/solution in the current state as the right code? Especially the way I work there could not be any out of date or conflict state except a "conflict" caused by the Subversion/Tortoise (no idea which of the 2 caused the problem). I couldn't find something like that in TortoiseSVN-1.9.5.27581 either. That would at least save a lot of time.

Best regards,

Dick van Kooten

IC2 Innovative Computer Consultancy
IJsvogel 16
3362 KC SLIEDRECHT
telephone(31)-(0)184-420384
internetwww.ic2.com
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