Olga- AFAICT, since installing the latest versions of the VisualSVN plug-in and TortoiseSVN on my client PCs yesterday, I am not experiencing any problems other than the missing Log history.
BTW, it is *not* just the 6 Commits that are missing; it is *all* the Commits between the original Add of the files and the Commit yesterday that finally showed up, only after I installed the latest versions of VisualSVN plug-in and TortoiseSVN and re-booted. I suspect we are talking as many as 2 dozen missing Commits, as I Commit regularly, often 5 or more times a day, when working on a file, and in the last week I have been working mainly on the one particular problem file I am referring to. I mentioned 6 as a number only because I am absolutely sure it was *at least* that many Commits in the last week. It's likely to be more, but I am *sure* of at least 6. I will speak from now on of one problem file, a code file named frmMain.vb, which is representative of the problem files, rather than confusing the issue by referring to all of the problem files, but please keep in mind that there are several files exhibiting this issue. According to what is showing now in the Log, the original Add of frmMain.vb was revision 79 - this seems possible, as the Log states that the file was Added to SVN on Feb. 26, 2009, and Windows Explorer shows that the file was created on Monday, October 06, 2008, 7:06:32 PM. I didn't set up SVN on the server until Jan. 2009. The *only* other entry that shows in the Log is the Commit I did last night. The Log states it is revision 117, and it was Committed yesterday. As noted above, I Commit regularly, often 5 or more times a day, when working on a file, and in the last week I have been working mainly on this one file and its related .Designer.vb file. At a guess I would say there are at least 15-20 missing Commits for this one file. I will gather the other information you asked for and will get back to you. Thanks, -Andrew
