Let's keep the discussion on the list so as to help others who may
encounter the same problem...
On Oct 16, 2005, at 17:59, Duncan wrote:
> I apologise if my previous e-mail wasn't clear.
>
> Consider a folder that is a completely up-to-date, checked out copy
> of the repository in question (I have a few for different projects
> - and this behaviour was happening on a number of them).
>
> I want to tidy the directory up a bit, so create a folder called
> "test" (as an example) in which I'd like to put some folders.
>
> I then drag a folder into this new folder test, then click on the
> parent folder and select "commit" through tortoise svn.
>
> I get the error as attached as a bmp file.
>
(The dialog is titled "SVN Commit... Finished!" and reads:
Error Are all the targets part of the same working copy?
Error Working copy 'K:\Programming\Desktop\Projects\App - To-Do
and Task
Error Manager\Sort\Test\data' is missing or not locked
Error Please execute the "Cleanup" command.
)
I don't use Windows or TortoiseSVN, but I can reproduce the problem
on the command line. The problem is that you have not informed
Subversion that you want to move the directory. Do not use your
normal operating system facilities to move or rename items (which is
what you did when you dragged the folder into the test folder);
instead, use Subversion commands. I believe TortoiseSVN has a rename
command that you can use for both moves and renames.
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Received on Sun Oct 16 19:21:09 2005