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> From: Discussion of advanced .NET topics. [mailto:ADVANCED-
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> Geoff Taylor:
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> > TortoiseSVN, [...] Unlike Ankh it had no problems with file
> > renames.
>
> Hm, you mean that it refuses to rename dirty files? Is this not somehow
> intentional?
No, I mean that (in the version I tried, with VS2005) when I renamed a file
inside Visual Studio, Ankh didn't kick in to add the name change to the list
of changes to be committed. I had to revert the file in TortoiseSVN, delete
the original rename, then rename the reverted file.
This was one of the main things I wanted VS integration to handle, so it
ruled Ankh out.
I've no idea if this was a bug in the particular version I installed or not.
I didn't feel like spending time tracking it down, and VisualSVN worked.
Geoff
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