I like to rename and move files in Visual Studio because it automatically update the project file for me. When I commit changes, however, I have to tell TortoiseSVN that old files were deleted and new files were added, which isn't quite true and it breaks the history of the particular code. Update : Ankhsvn seems to be obvious answer but I like thing as they are now. This is maybe because of my two monitor setup when I have always opened file manager on my secondary monitor.
Maybe because I found Solution Explorer a little clunky. Maybe because I like to think about code editing and revision control as separate steps of software development. I don't know. If you have a newer version of TSVN after 1. I use it all the time for situations just like that.
It looks for these things and handles the changes appropriately and shows you directly in the Solution Explorer what has changed. Plus, you don't have to go back to Explorer! I really like it a lot! There is no reason to prevent file history.
That is the whole point of a source code control system. I think AnkhSVN will do the job. There is another one - VisualSVN , but its shareware. See here:. I don't know how you can do what you asked, but I think you can solve your problems if you start using AnkhSVN. As far as I can tell it is working correctly, but that is based on a small number of systems, and I only use a subset of the features.
As of 4-December, this version is not available in the Visual Studio Marketplace, but you can download the package from the releases page on GitHub. A possible solution is to edit manually the files stored in the vsix file it's a zip file with a different extension. CoreEditor and change the version to "[ After these changes it's possible to install the extension in VS but still open a warning shown by VS related an incompatibility of the load process AnkhSVN use a synchronous load, VS want an async load.
Looks like it doesn't support VS by default. The original AnkhSVN project developed by CollabNet is now abandoned and does not support Visual Studio now the project is inactive for more than 17 months.
As an alternative, consider migrating to VisualSVN that is now completely free for use on non-domain computers no registration required and provides about the same functionality compared with AnkhSVN some users consider VisualSVN to be better for their use cases. The most recent VisualSVN 7.
Note that the workarounds suggested in the accepted answer may cause overall Visual Studio destabilization and do not make AnkhSVN compatible with Visual Studio See the comments under these answers:. BTW, according to this post , those hacky workarounds do not work anymore.
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I'm seeing problems with creating a new Subversion repository by uploading a source code solution and associated projects with Visual Studio This seems to work fine with Visual Studio This allows you to precisely commit only the renames you want, when you don't want to commit all the changes in the directory. Besides which, you are NOT committing a change to the directory as if it is a list of text files! Various clients seem to handle this better than others..
TortiseSVN shell extension works though - it knows to delete the old file and add the new one. Ray Ackley Ray Ackley 4 4 silver badges 8 8 bronze badges. Is there no sensible round this even now? It seems utterly crazy to have this issue in : — Richard Griffiths.
I'm still getting stuck on this! GRR why oh why is it so awful in Visual Studio? Add a file with old name and do commit, Then delete the file again do commit. Bhuvanesh Narayanasamy Bhuvanesh Narayanasamy 1 1 silver badge 8 8 bronze badges. This is totally the way — Ghost. Paul Cuddihy Paul Cuddihy 4 4 silver badges 12 12 bronze badges. I tried simply to click the "Synchronize" button in the Synchronize view, but it did not worked.
This trick works, thank you. So, step by step, what am I supposed to do? Right click on the project and "Synchronize with Repository"? What next? You just also need to include the deleted file. This is the correct answer, when working with raw command-line SVN, and you don't want to commit the whole directory.
If "new" one isn't in the list change its contents in a non-desturctive way so it will appear in the list. Run commit. Hope this works for you. Tad Macy Tad Macy 11 1 1 bronze badge. There is a chance that one of the files is renamed. Look at the file names in the error and see if this matches with your files. Scott Elkin: Autoadding new files is an option, configurable in the configuration dialog. I used to feel the same way you did, but enough users wanted this behavior to be the default so I yielded.
Arild Fines. I liked the last version, but love this one! Thanks, Scott, for announcing it here! Speed of committing and updating prevented me from trying it any further. Now, I'll give it a full test! John Baughman. August 19, You can also try if for a month for free before purchasing. Damien McGivern. August 20, Damien - I haven't found Ankh to be unstable at all
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