On Jul 24, 2008, at 08:16, smolki81 Gazeta.pl wrote:
> Every time I do commit or checkout on some files, they are marked
> in my working copy as readonly.
Odd; I've never experienced that.
> It is unconvenient for me to unmark readonly status on each file
> after each SVN operation, so I seek for some way to disable this
> behavior. Since I didn't found any clues on documentation
> (according to it, files should not me marked as readonly, but I'm
> new to SVN so don't really know), maybe some of you feels the same
> as me and found solution?
> I'm using windows svn client 1.4.6 version. I installed Tortoise,
> and it seems to mark all touched files as readonly too, just as svn
> client. I installed standard svn server, and checked visualsvn
> server, still, the behavior remains the same. Checked on two
> different PCs, with two different versions of Windows.
> So how can I configure svn client (or Tortoise, or whatever) to not
> to mark files on working copy as readonly after each commit or
> update? I believe it was introduced for purpose, but I do not see
> the point, and it only trouble me.
Do any of these files have the svn:needs-lock property set? If so,
then it is normal and expected and desired for Subversion to mark
them as read-only, until you acquire the lock.
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.4/svn.advanced.locking.html
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Received on 2008-07-25 00:01:47 CEST