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- 100% CPU, when I right-click on a file
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- Can I create a repository on a network directory?
- Can I define my own keyboard shortcuts to specific commands?
- Can I get a list of all the repositories on my Server?
- Can I use different Subversion clients with the same working copy?
- Can I work on lots of working copies from different repositories at once?
- Can TortoiseSVN convert line breaks in text files on the fly?
- How Can I ...
- ... add keyword information like author, revision, date and commit-time to my files?
- ... change the case of a filename
- ... change the log message or author after committing?
- ... checkout a few directories from a large project and still get atomic commits?
- ... clear the drop-down lists in TortoiseSVN?
- ... completely remove a repository from my computer?
- ... define ignored files and activate keywords globally for all users?
- ... diff a file or directory in trunk against a branched version?
- ... diff a working file with an old revision?
- ... diff two MS Word documents?
- ... export the log out to a text file?
- ... get the project revision number into my project?
- ... hide (cloak) directories I'm not interested in from my working copy?
- ... list all changed files in my working copy?
- ... migrate an existing SVN repository from Berkeley DB to FSFS
- ... prevent Subversion from doing automatic merges
- ... see what my current sandbox is?
- ... select files and folders to import
- ... tag a particular revision using TortoiseSVN?
- How do I find out what the conflict is when it is in a directory's property list?
- How does TortoiseSVN handle conflicts?
- I accidentally removed a file. How do I get it back?
- I always get an error when I check out or export a single file
- I deleted a file and created a file with the same name. Why can't I commit?
- I don't have a 'Subversion' tab for setting properties
- I get multiple TortoiseSVN context menu entries when I right click on a link!
- I have changed the configuration file to match my proxy/etc. setup, why doesn't it work?
- If my connection drops during a checkout, do I have to start again?
- Is it possible to use 'Shared Files' like in VSS?
- Is it possible to use TortoiseSVN without a server?
- Is there a way to send username & password when using TortoiseProc?
- Merge 'From:' revision is out by one when I use Show Log
- Permission control for read and write operations
- Revision graph
- There's no 'author' shown in the logs when I commit changes via svn+ssh.
- TortoiseSVN does not recognize a file as modified!
- TortoiseSVN doesn't work with VS.NET web projects!
- TortoiseSVN seems very slow on big directories
- When I remove a file it vanishes, how do I commit it?
- Where can I view/edit the list of ignored files for each directory?
- Why is SVN checkout so much slower than CVS?
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... change the case of a filename
Subversion is designed to work with case-sensitive file systems such as are used on Linux. When it comes to the Windows case-insensitive file system, things do not always run as you might expect. A case in point is renaming a file where only the case changes, eg. renaming Makefile to MAKEFILE. You cannot do this easily within your working copy as Subversion requires both names to exist simultaneously for a short time, and Windows cannot support this.
By far the easiest way is to rename directly using the repository browser:
- Commit the changes in your working copy.
- Rename the file from UPPERcase to upperCASE directly in the repository using the repository browser.
- Update your working copy.
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