The top voted answer is out-of-date. From the tortoiseSVN website: http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/nightly/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-dug-commit.html Commit only parts of files Sometimes you want to only commit parts of the changes you made to a file. Such a situation usually happens when you’re working on something but then an urgent fix needs to be committed, and that fix happens to … Read more
Here’s how to do it on the command line: for file in `find . -name configure`; do svn ps svn:executable yes ${file} done Or for just one file (configure is the filename here): svn ps svn:executable yes configure
In my case, Dropbox overlays were starting with a ” (quoted identifier) in the registry. I deleted all the ” prefixes and restarted explorer.exe. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\explorer\ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers Edit: I installed Windows 10 and this solution didn’t work for me. So I just went to the same registry location and deleted all Google and SkyDrive records and restarted … Read more
It means the Latest Revision. Getting the HEAD Revision from SVN would be like doing a ‘Get Latest…’ in VSS.
That happens when svn encounters a conflict: You changed a file, the file on the server was changed and it cannot (easily) be merged automatically. You need to decide what is the correct solution now. Subversion just adds the diff into your source file (and creates files next to it, called OriginalName.mine (unchanged) and OriginalName.rsomething … Read more
Let’s say you have these N sucessive commits: 1, 2, 3 and 4. If you select the commit 2 and choose “Revert to this revision”, your working copy will contain the changes brought by commits 1 and 2. Commits 3 and 4 will be “canceled”. If you select the commit 2 and choose “Revert changes … Read more
Edit The original answer provided below was given prior to Subversion v1.8 which introduced a way to set the default repository level ignore (called svn:global-ignores) without overriding/replacing the svn:ignore property on the root directory and every single subdirectory. Since 1.8, the best way to achieve what you would like is to invoke the following command … Read more
Did you restart your machine? Update: I ran into the same problem myself! It happened when I installed version 1.6 over 1.5. When I restarted my machine, I found Tortoise entries in Start Menu but not via context menu. When I clicked on “Settings” an error message appeared. So, I uninstalled 1.6 and installed it … Read more
Ah I worked it out – you have to use the button down the bottom of the log dialog window that says “Show Range” or maybe “Show All”. If you click the arrow next to the button you can then specify a date range. The date filters at the top of the dialog box seem … Read more
Select the folder/files that you want to move, then RIGHT-CLICK them and drag them to where you want to move them. A menu will come up with an option “SVN Move versioned files here“ As clarified by phenry, the destination folder must be recognized as an SVN folder. The folder should already be committed to … Read more