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hsim
hsim

Reputation: 2080

Tortoise SVN: new items not added to project

We are a small team and we are having the same problem over and over.

Say that someone creates a new class for some purpose, and commits the change via Tortoise SVN. When I updated, I indeed see the changes made to the code already included in my project, but I don't have the new class created. I must add it manually to the project.

Is there a way to add those file automatically, or is that a wanted behavior?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 269

Answers (2)

jussij
jussij

Reputation: 10560

You need to get a Visual Studio plug-in that links the IDE with Subversion.

Visual Studio supports two types of source control plug-in, the older MS-SCCI API and the newer VSPackage API.

As the author of Agent SVN, a MS-SCCI based shareware Subversion plug-in, works with Visual Studio.

But there are also a few VSPackage based plug-ins (i.e. I think RocketSVN is one plug-in) that Google should help you to locate.

Upvotes: 3

Ben
Ben

Reputation: 8905

Your Visual Studio project is defined by a file that tells Visual Studio where to find the files in your project, along with the settings for that project. Find this project file and add it under SVN control.

Upvotes: 0

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