Command 'Edit SVN working copy'

Symbol: _svn_icon_working_copy_explorer

Function: This command opens the dialog “Edit SVN working copy” and displays the working copy in a browser from the SVN view.

Call: Menu bar: “Project SVN”.

The functionality of the browser allows for:

Access to and actions on objects that are not displayed in the “Devices” view.
Actions on objects that can lead to exceptions in the “Devices” view.
Editing of global objects that are modified, in conflict, or blocked.

Dialog ‘Edit SVN working copy'

Table 939: “Edit SVN working copy: <project name> - <project URL>”
“Path in the SVN repository”	Display of working copy from SVN view repository. The file and folder structure of the objects in the project are presented in a tree view here. As a result, the recursion depth of an object is visible. : Object selected for the following menu command
“Name of object”	File name of the object Example: `‎Application‎`
“Node type”	The top node is the project root directory.
“Text status”	Object status: “modified” “added” “deleted” “non-versioned” “Conflicted”
“Property status”	Status in SVN repository: “modified” “added” “deleted” “Conflicted” “normal”
“Revision”	Revision number
“Conflict information”	File conflict, property conflict, or tree conflict
“Lock”	For locked objects, the user who applied the lock is displayed. Example: `‎b.mayer‎`
“Lock comment”	Lock message. Implicit, normal, or stolen lock.
“URL”	URL of the object

Table 940: Menu commands

“Select All”	Selects all files.
“Select None”	Deselects all files.
“Select Modified”	Selects the modified files.
“Select Conflicted”	Selects the conflicted files.
“Select Locked”	Selects the locked files.

	Updates the working copy. Changes made by others are added from the SVN repository to your working copy.
“Update Project”	Updates all files of the project.
“Update Selected nodes”	Updates only the selected files.
“Update Selected nodes and children”	Updates the selected files and subordinate files.

_svn_icon_revert “Clear”

Discards your changes to the working copy. Then the object corresponds to the revision in the repository.


“Delete Selected nodes”	Deletes the selected objects from the working copy.

“Commit”	Commits your changes to the SVN repository. Any locked objects will be unlocked.
“Commit Project”	Commits all files in the project.
“Commit Selected nodes”	Commits only the selected files.
“Commit Selected nodes and children”	Commits the selected files and subordinate files.

	Commands for managing locks.
“Locks Revalidate all”	Checks the validity of locks in the working copy. Any invalid locks will be unlocked.
“Locks Release locks”	Releases the lock.
“Locks Acquire locks”	Locks the object from editing by others.
“Locks Steal locks”	Locks the file for you and removes the lock of another user. Tip: Avoid stealing a lock because the changes made by another user can be lost.

	Commands to resolve conflicts.
“Conflicts Mark as resolved”	Indicates a displayed conflict in the SVN repository as marked and resolved. Note: Select the command if you edited and resolved the displayed conflict. Then you can commit changes again.
“Conflicts Resolve using theirs”	Resolves the conflict: In the SVN repository, the changes are accepted that were committed by other users. Your changes are discarded.
“Conflicts Resolve using mine”	Resolves the conflict: In the SVN repository, the changes to your working copy are accepted and the changes by other users are discarded.

_svn_icon_change_location “Show log”

Opens the dialog “Log - Application”. The history of the selected node is shown here. The previous revisions are displayed with the respective actions.

_svn_icon_change_location “Change location”

Changes the storage location of the selected object within the working copy.

Example: You can resolve a tree conflict by saving the local object to another location. Then update the parent object to apply it to the locked children.

_svn_icon_refresh “Update”

Updates the browser view by rescanning the working copy.

_svn_icon_clean_up “Cleanup”

Executes an SVN cleanup operation on the working copy.