Update a single file...

[jiapei100]

Hi, Eran:

From within Codelite IDE, how to let SVN know that one file has been modified from outside?
I mean a single file, rather than a folder named "Modified files".

Actually, "Modified files" are those files modified from within current Codelite IDE, so that there are some difference between the files in current Codelite IDE and what's in the SVN.

However, if I didn't change anything in the file(s) from within current Codelite IDE, but the files in the SVN has been modified by others, how can I notice the difference promptly/instantly ??
or at least, let me "update" the file from within Codelite?


Best Regards
Pei

[eranif]

codelite does not monitor the file changes on the disk, this is an expensive operation. Instead, you can trigger a refresh of the SVN view by clicking on the 'Refresh' button in the SVN toolbar:

svn-tb.png

Eran

[jiapei100]

Tried already.
It seems that it's not the thing I expected.


Best Regards
Pei

[eranif]

It seems that it doesn't work ...

If it does not work, it means that your file is not under the root path that your SVN is pointing to

Some information on your directory structure will help clear this

also: I may be stating the obvious, but make sure that you have svn command line installed as stated here: http://codelite.org/LiteEditor/Subversion


Eran