Hi Andrew! Please provide more details:
*what version of the VisualSVN do you use? *do you have any other SVN client installed except VisualSVN, TortoiseSVN, svn.exe? >I now see that another file is Read-Only What type is this file? There should be VisualSVN log files in your temp folder (somewhat like "C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\LocalSettings\Temp\VisualSVN-2007-06-02-00-01-416.log" on Windows XP and "C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp\VisualSVN-2007-06-02-00-01-416.log" on Windows Vista). Could you please send us the last one? Thank you! On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 6:35 AM, AndrewC <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi- > > I am using the VisualSVN add-in in Visual Studio 2008. I have always > used Copy-Modify-Merge, *never* locking files. > > Today, all of a sudden, when attempting to Commit a file, I received > the following message in a dialog box: > > "The file Form1.vb, which you attempted to edit, is read-only on disk. > Would you like to make the file writeable or edit it anyway?" > > I went to Windows Explorer and confirmed that Read-Only had, indeed, > been set somehow. I un-set it. I was then able to Commit my changes; > however, the next time I tried to Commit, I received the same message. > It is appearing now every time I try to Commit this file. Other files > in the same solution did not have the problem at first. > > I checked the VisualSVN Properties on the file, and there is nothing > set there. > > Upon exiting and re-starting Visual Studio, I now see that another > file is Read-Only and has the lock icon on its Tab; and now every time > I Commit a file, it becomes Read-Only upon Committing. > > > What is going on? I can't work this way. > > > Please help. > > > Thanks, > > -Andrew > -- Olga Dolidze VisualSVN Support
