On 14 Sep 2007, at 10:24, Allan Odgaard wrote:
Does ‘svn up’ solve it?
For example if you change properties on a folder, ‘svn up’ is required.
Nope. That's the problem, it should.
What about checkins from the shell? What about ‘svn cleanup’? What does ‘svn -u st’ show?
Same problems. svn cleanup does nothing, and svn -u st shows exactly what it should. The list of modified files, and matching revision numbers.
I assume you do not see .svn folders in your project -- the only thing TM could potentially do was mess up the svn meta data (via Find in Project), but by default, the .svn folders are excluded from projects, so shouldn’t happen.
Yes, I did know that, but at that point I was grabbing at straws....