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Android Studio - Schedule for Addition

I just checked out a working copy from Subversion in Android Studio.

When I wanted to open this project, I get asked the following: "Do you want to schedule the following file for addition to Subversion?"

Now does that mean, that if I indeed schedule the file for addition to Subversion, it automatically will be committed to subversion or something?

Or if I say "No", how can I manually add it back to "addition to Subversion"?

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Vic Torious Avatar asked Aug 04 '14 16:08

Vic Torious


2 Answers

When you open the project, Android Studio notices some unversioned item in your project's working copy and prompts you to ask whether this item has to be added under version-control or not. In terms of svn.exe command-line client, Android Studio asks you to svn add the item.

svn add command schedules files, directories, or symbolic links in your working copy for addition to the repository. The next time you will svn commit new revision, the addition will be committed to the repository.

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bahrep Avatar answered Oct 26 '22 14:10

bahrep


you can go to settings, ctrl+alt+s -> version control -> confirmation : change the options of "when files are created".

also if it doesn't solved the issue you can right click on your project in intellij, go to subvertion> edit properties. check if there is a property named "ignore" or "global-ignores" with "*" value, remove "*" in these properties.

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hamid.ma Avatar answered Oct 26 '22 12:10

hamid.ma