Olga- > Just to check could you please send us the screenshot of the Visual > Studio main menu with the "commit" command you're choosing?
How do I send you a file? I see no way to attach it here. > Do you have problems (files became read-only) if you commit outside > the VS, e.g. using TortoiseSVN or Subversion standard client svn.exe? > Please check. After unlocking the file, I am able to commit it from Windows Explorer using TortoiseSVN or the command-line svn.exe. However, as soon as I do so, it is once again locked in Visual Studio 2008 and shows as Read- Only in Windows Explorer. I have also tried re-starting Visual Studio 2008, which does not help. Incidentally, the problem is now also occurring in Visual Studio 2005, on the same PC. I have noticed that the overlay icon in WIndows Explorer is sometimes grey after a commit, rather than green as it should be. -Andrew
