Hi Bill! Please could you provide more details on the problem.
We need some additional information about your working copy layout. How solution file, project files and other files are located (Windows Explorer screenshots are welcome). What SVN server do you use? >I manually added them from with the VS2008 and tried to commit them but this >did not succeed. *Could you send us the screen shot of the solution explorer? *Please specify where is your working copy root set to? *Please could you send us the screen shot of the commit dialog? *Please also check the ignore setting. To do that please consider our Knowledge Base article "Configuring Files to Be Ignored by Subversion": http://www.visualsvn.com/support/topic/00009/ Do you have problems with committing these files outside the Visual Studio (using TortoiseSVN and Subversion standard client svn.exe)? >No error messages were produced. 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 log files that were generated after problem reproduction? Thank you! On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 4:44 PM, BillD <bill.dickin...@preventiongenetics.com> wrote: > > Recently we started using Visual SVN. We have several projects > committed to a repository and for one VS2008 project we noticed that > the project "Properties" folder and its content were not added to the > repository. This folder and its contents are part of the project and > are required for other developers to compile the checked out project. > > I manually added them from with the VS2008 and tried to commit them > but this did not succeed. Browsing the repository on the server > revealed that they were not part of the committed project. No error > messages were produced. > > Has anyone seen this/have a solution? > > Thanks > > BillD > -- Olga Dolidze VisualSVN Support
