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SVN folder does not have green icon in Windows7

I am setting up a repository, and for some reason when I create a repository, the directory does not change to displaying the common SVN checkbox.

Are there any common well-known mistakes that cause that?

I am using Windows7

Thanks, Alex

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Genadinik Avatar asked Feb 17 '11 21:02

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Right click on a folder -> TortoiseSVN -> Settings -> Icon overlays -> Exclude paths:

If there are green markers in the checked out subfolders you might have checked out into a subfolder of the folder you are looking at.

There is also some caching issues with TortoiseSVN. TortoiseSVN -> Cleanup usually fixes those.

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Albin Sunnanbo Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 12:09

Albin Sunnanbo