OK, this has nothing to do with my issue... I don;t care to see what changes they have made.
I am having LOCKING issues.... I can not get the repository to actually LOCK the files. Please re-read my message... the local working copy acts like it gets a lock and responds as if it did, but NO LOCK is actually placed on the respository version????? I have already tried uninstalling and re-installing.... I am on a Windows XP Pro machine.... Standard SVN works... but doing all I have done per you website and many others... the repository does NOT LOCK the file? Rich On Oct 9, 11:35 am, "VisualSVN Support" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Rich, > > You can see an overview of the changes your colleagues have made by > using TortoiseSVN's Show Changes window. To open the window choose the > VisualSVN | Show Changes command on the Visual Studio main menu and > press "Check repository". > > > > > > On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 2:59 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Olga, > > > I have downloaded and installed the latest VisualSVN. > > > I have created a repository and have been able to commit changes to > > it. > > > I am now trying to activate the "Lock-Modify-Unlock" model with > > VisualSVN. > > > I have already done: > > 1) A global change to all my files in the repository so that it now > > has "svn:needs-lock" set. > > 2) On the VisualSVN Repository computer I have modified the "hooks" to > > point to the proper locations... > > > SVNLOOK=C:\Program Files\VisualSVN Server\bin\svnlook > > GREP=C:\cygwin\bin\grep > > SED=C:\cygwin\bin\sed > > > 3) Per the svnboo.red-bean.com "Runtime Configuration Area" > > instructions I have modified my registry on both the VisualSVN and my > > development computers... > > > I can now see that my working copies are all read-only. > > > I right-click on the file in my working local repository and use the > > "SVN Get Lock" and it prompts me for the comment to add as to why I am > > locking the file. It then changes the property of the file and > > removes the read-only so I can actually edit it. > > > HOWEVER - The repository does NOT show the file as locked or actually > > have any locked information??? > > > I HAVE followed and read all the material on your link mentioned below > > Lock-Modify-Unlock Model with VisualSVN":http://visualsvn.com/support/ > > topic/00016/ > > > The repository NEVER locks? > > > I have spent all day searching and reading about locking on SVN and > > nothing seems to actually lock the files? > > > I have installed on the Repository computer: > > 1) Cygwin - latest version > > 2) RapidSVN - latest version > > 3) VisualSVN - latest version > > 4) TortoiseSVN - latest version > > > I can seem to do everything but LOCK a file? > > > Please let me know what I am missing here... > > > Thanks, > > Rich > > > On Oct 5, 6:02 am, "VisualSVN Support" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hi! > >> Thank you for your interest in VisualSVN! > > >> The locking model in VisualSVN is described in our help topic > >> "Lock-Modify-Unlock Model with > >> VisualSVN":http://visualsvn.com/support/topic/00016/. > > >> Please don't hesitate to ask any additional information. > > >> On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 9:28 PM, htorres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> > Hi All, > >> > I'm using visual svn 1.4.2 and Visual Studio 2008, my problem is when > >> > I go and lock a file on the solution the icon status remains green, it > >> > doens't changes!, so I dont know what files I have locked, is there a > >> > way to fix this? > > >> > Thanks > >> > Horacio > > >> -- > >> Olga Dolidze > >> VisualSVN Support > > -- > Olga Dolidze > VisualSVN Support- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
