Why doesn't Tortoise SVN show Commit option in some folders on my local machine?
This might be a silly question. I've started using Tortoise SVN since last month. I checked out a few folders from the repository and they are fine. When I right click on them I can see commit, validation and other options ...
But I wanted to push something to the repo. I couldn't see the commit option, so I played around with it, googled and did the import. The folder has been moved to the repo. Now, for all the folders that I checked out from the repo, I see a red exclamation or right-hand mark. But this one I pushed has no such indication. Also, there is no option called commit when I right click on it. Why is this? Am I doing something wrong?
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"Import" does not actually create a working copy. "Import" only adds files in the specified directory to the location in the repository. It does NOT convert the specified directory to a working copy or link it in any way to the repository server.
For now, your best bet is to select the svn checkout
imported directory to a new location and move all modified files from the directory where you imported.
To avoid future problems, instead of doing "imports", try creating a new directory in the repository, then create svn checkout
that empty directory to get a working copy, and then svn add
whatever files you want into that empty directory, then create svn commit
those.
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Is your directory added to SVN? (Must be if import worked)
When you right-click on the directory and select properties, do you see the Subversion tab?
You can also check the SVN log to see if there is a commit when importing files (import = add + commit)
If you don't see the commit of the files you want to push, you can add and commit them.
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I think you could set options / properties.
Navigation: TortoiseSVN-->General-->ContextMenu
Here you will find the option "Donot show context menu for next path".
You need to clear all paths so that u can commit the code.
The second option is you can still copy the code from its parent directory.
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If you don't see any SVN operations in the folder. Please check below step
Check if your workspace has a .svn folder which is a hidden folder..svn folder plays an important role in committing changes to the server
Open Hidden Folder Go to Setting -> Folder Options -> View -> Show Hidden Files, Folders ...
If you can't find the .svn folder, then you could export the code from the server, which you can't commit with any files.
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