Ok, I started over by removing the project repository on the server and deleting the .SVN subfolders in the project tree on the client. I added the project back to a new repository and everthing's working now - except that I was notified via the Event viewer that my SVN "trial" was over and none of the functions would work. Interesting. I entered the license key when I got it. So I entered again. Not sure if everything still works, but i'll let you know if it doesn't. I'm beginning to wonder if I should have purchased a different versioning system....
BillD On Mar 30, 11:13 am, BillD <bill.dickin...@preventiongenetics.com> wrote: > I committed updates to the project today hoping that the "Properties" > folder would be added to the repository, but no success. When I view > the "Properties" folder using Windows Explorer, the folder icon is a > green circle with a check mark suggesting that on the client machine > Visual SVN thinks the folder is part of the committed project. > However, when I go to the server, the folder and its contents are not > in the repository. When I right-mouse click on the folder in Windows > Explorer to commit the folder, I get a Commit screen that indicates no > changes were made and therefore I can't commit it. Seems like the > client and server are out of sync. Maybe I should just start over - > remove the project and re-commit the entire thing again. > > Bill > > On Mar 25, 5:14 pm, VisualSVN Support <supp...@visualsvn.com> wrote: > > > 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
