Hi Sean, If you go to the toolbar at the top of the Solution Explorer, one of the buttons (about the third one along on my screen) is labelled "Show All Files". You can toggle this on, expand the appropriate folder until the file(s) you have reverted is shown, then right click each reverted file and select "Include in project". You can then toggle it off again.
Carey On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 7:07 AM, Sean Feldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > I run into a situation and trying to figure out what am I doing wrong > or the tool is not entirely cooperates. > Within a given project, I am deleting a few files from visual studio. > Without committing anything, I revert one of the deletions. Expected > behavior is to have the file in the project tree, but it's not there. > If I show all files and locate it, it is controlled by VisualSVN, but > not a part of the project (I guess because I refused to revert the > changes done to the project file). The issue is that I did not revert > the changes done to the project file, due to the fact that there are > multiple files that were deleted and reverting project file would > cause me to go and manually delete "dead references" to files. > Is there a way for VisualSvn to insert information about reverted > deletion of a file into the project file or I can do something else > rather than manual cleanup? > > Thank you, > Sean >
