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SVN rename folder Access denied, but only on my machine

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If I right-click on a folder in my project and do an TortoiseSVN->Rename, it thinks a while and then tells me Can't move X to Y: Access Denied. But from a colleagues machine it works ok, and I can do rename files no problem. What gives?

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Benjol Avatar asked Jan 15 '14 09:01

Benjol


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As suggested in the comments, the problem could be that the folder or one of its contained items is open. See How do you find what process is holding a file open in Windows? for ways to find out what's locking the files.

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Sam Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 21:10

Sam