I've a problem with Tortoise SVN on my local machine. I've tried to create repository folder, and got a message:
Subversion reported an error while creating a repository! Make sure the folder is empty and not write protected.
In fact there is enough disk space, and directory isn't write protected. My OS is WindowsXP, and I'm logged under administrator user.
Could you advice me how to solve my problem?
Thanks
One way is to browse the repository to the place where you want to insert your new directory and right-click and select "Create Folder". Then right click the folder and check it out to the location where you want it. Then copy the directory of files you want to put into SVN into the folder created by the checkout.
That means the Subversion status is normal. As soon as you start editing a file, the status changes to modified and the icon overlay then changes to a red exclamation mark. That way you can easily see which files were changed since you last updated your working copy and need to be committed.
The menu is a bit misleading. There are 2 ways to create a new repository with TortoiseSVN:
my_repo
)TortoiseSVN > Create repository here
my_repo
)TortoiseSVN > Create repository here
What most people do (and what does not work) is:
TortoiseSVN > Create repository here
If you look at the context menu, you will notice that there are no ...
at the end. So TortoiseSVN needs everything for the command from the calling context, there will no clarification dialog.
You will find that information in the TortoiseSVN Help file when searching for create repository here
.
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