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cannot set 'Working Copy Root Path' for button is disable #78

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spwarrior opened this issue Apr 29, 2022 · 1 comment
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cannot set 'Working Copy Root Path' for button is disable #78

spwarrior opened this issue Apr 29, 2022 · 1 comment

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@spwarrior
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spwarrior commented Apr 29, 2022

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I follow https://github.com/sboulema/TSVN/wiki/TSVN-not-working.
I open a folder of linux cmake project by vs2022, tsvn window says "Missing Working Copy Root Path", but I cannot set the path in tsvn option dialog, because "browse" is gray and I cannot input text.
in win10, V19043.1586. VS2022, V17.1.6. And I use wsl configuration for mylinux cmake project.

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I have just been playing with this very issue. It seems to be a chicken/egg issue: VS->Tsvn does not know where the repo is until you open a solution in a SVN-working directory.

I have just installed the Tsvn extension to VS2019 and naturally I want to open a Repo-browser from within VS2019, find the code I want to work on in the repo, make a copy of the repo on my working disk. But VS2019->Extensions->Tsvn->Repo-browser does nothing.

Once I made a copy of a project from my repo, on to my local disk, and opened the .sln file from within VS, only then did the ...->Tsvn->Repo-broswer button work properly.

It would be really nice to start VS without opening a solution, use Tsvn to open the repo-browser, make a fresh copy of a project, and then open that project.

Failing that, it would be nice to see a better explanation of how Tsvn is meant to work.

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