Beman Dawes wrote:
At 06:27 PM 2/5/2005, Edward Diener wrote:
You can find out which repository directory a particular SVN local directory is referencing by right-clicking, going into the TortoiseSVN submenu and >choosing Repo Browser. A TortoiseSVN setting ( TortoiseSVN sub-menu | >Settings | Look and Feel | Context Menu ) lets you put the TortoiseSVN >submenu Repo Browser directly in your right-clicked main menu. A good >suggestion to the TortoiseSVN people on the NG might be to put the full >repository path referenced by an SVN local directory directly on the >right-click submenu, at least as an option, to make it even easier to see >what repository path an SVN local directory references.
There is a better way: View | Choose Details, then scroll the list down. If the directory has any SVN stuff, there are check boxes for SVN status, revision, URL, etc. Check the choices you prefer.
Yes, I see that. Powerdesk does not show it but Explorer does. Your find reinforces my point in how user friendly TortoiseDVN is <g>..