peter
You have to 'add' then 'commit'
FWIW, by subsequently doing an Add and a Commit for all the
unversioned files, it came right. Wonder if it's a
SubVersion/Tortoise logic change between versions, or sommat.
Strangely enough, when I follow the process you described, it does NOT
detect al
Hi Peter
> Strangely enough, when I follow the process you described, it does
> NOT detect all the existing files as new, so the Commit does NOT
> import them as versioned files
They can't be "versioned" as they've new to the repository and therefore
don't (yet) have any history.
> it will show
FWIW, by subsequently doing an Add and a Commit for all the
unversioned files, it came right. Wonder if it's a
SubVersion/Tortoise logic change between versions, or sommat.
> Strangely enough, when I follow the process you described, it does NOT
> detect all the existing files as new, so the Commi
Giovanni wrote back in September:
> (stuff deleted)
> This will create the .svn folder but won't change any existing files
> as the folder you've just checked-out is empty.
>
> 5. You can then commit in the usual way and all the pre-existing
> files will be detected as new and will be added
p - Delphi List'
Subject: [DUG] Source Control - ToritoiseSVN
I have just started using it as a single developer,
I am bemused by a couple of things:
1 - Is there any way to put a folder structure under source control
other than select the folder, Import (into Tortoise repository), rename
or
I have just started using it as a single developer,
I am bemused by a couple of things:
1 - Is there any way to put a folder structure under source control other
than select the folder, Import (into Tortoise repository), rename or delete
the original folder and check out from the repository ag
