We've been using PushOk with CVS for the last couple of months. We
haven't hit this issue, but you might want to contact the people at
PushOK. They are very quick to respond and might have a solution for
you, or would make a change to resolve the issue in their software.

HTH,
Kevin O'Shea


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Tracy Pearson
Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006 10:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PushOK, Subversion and VFP 9

I've been testing the integration with PushOK SVNSCC ($24 USD) into
Subversion in VFP 9.

I didn't notice this problem at first using svn:// access. Last night I
was
testing accessing the repository with file://. Here's the quick
scenario.

  Modify Project HelloWorld
  Project - Code tab - Programs - New
  * main
  messagebox("Hello World")

  save main.prg

  Project - Documents tab - Forms - New
  add a label
  save helloworld

  Add project to source control

  Modify the helloworld form
  checkout of source control
  add a button
  close and save
  right click, Check In...

helloworld.sct is not helloworld.SCT and it causes a problem with the
subversion repository, I can't check the file back in.

It looks like I should be able to add case-insensitive.py found here
http://subversion.tigris.org/tools_contrib.html#hook_scripts to the
repository.

I'm concerned with the time when I don't have the option to add that to
the
repository. What other options do I have? modify the SCCTEXT.prg to
force
all files to lower? Am I going to run into a sudden project file change
from
HelloWorld.pjm to helloworld.PJM down the road? The maintaining of the
pjm
file is not xbase code I have access to, from my research.




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