SVN doesn\'t recognize files as already existing

( SVNSCC , Management Studio, 1.5.1.1, WIN VISTA )

Type: Public Status:Closed Created: 01 May 09 05:00 Updated: 07 Aug 09 08:00

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 07 Aug 09 08:00 writes

We would like to inform you about release of stable version of the plug-in
SVNSCC 1.6.0.4.
You can download it here
http://www.pushok.com/soft_download.php?idprogram=3

--> Oleg Akolupin (admin) at 29 May 09 05:00 writes

Please test new patched plug-in.
You can download it here
http://www.pushok.com/files/temp/svnscc_1602.msi

--> Aleksey Kochetkov (admin) at 04 May 09 05:00 writes

It is good, that you decided your problem, using new version of plug-in.
In new version our programmers have done a lot of fix various problems.
The release version is expected in the second half of May.

Thank you for using our software.

--> Steven Rothfuss (user) at 01 May 09 05:00 writes

Interestingly, I downloaded the 1.6RC and it seems to resolve the issue I
reported. Can you confirm a change was made that is related to the
problem?

When is the estimated release of the RC?

--> Steven Rothfuss (user) at 01 May 09 05:00 writes

After updating local files to reflect changes in VisualSVN - files are
marked as "Newly Added" in SVN inside MS SQL Management Studio. They
should be marked as "modified" and get checked out when edited.

Replication steps:
1. User A created a solution file & project, and added a query to the
project. They then right-click on the solution, and choose check-in. The
files get checked into subversion (we're using VisualSVN with a Tortoise
front-end) successfully.
2. User B right-clicks their local folder and chooses 'Update' from the
Tortoise SVN context menu. This pulls down the files that User A checked
in. Looking at the files in Explorer they are marked as current.
3. User B double-clicks on the .ssmssln file and the project gets opened
in MS SQL Management Studio. However, the files have a yellow "+" sign -
and are noted as "Newly added file". This is incorrect - they should be
marked as "checked in".
4. If User A re-opens the solution file that was checked in, they show as
"Checked In" as one would expect. But this only occurs for the files that
a user checks in initially.

Settings are attached.

SVN options.png ManagementStudio_Options_Plug-in.png

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SVN doesn\'t recognize files as already existing