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Hi, When I change any file outside NetBeans GUI who is used in my project, a small SVN icon doesn't show this change on root project folder when I open NetBeans GUI with my projects.(No file commit possible.) The change is shown only when I will find this file in folder project tree and make mouse click on it. When I make a lots of changes outside NetBeans GUI I must find all files in a project tree and to do mouse clicks all of them.
When you decide to modify files outside of Netbeans you will allways need to synchronize statuses by 'Subversion -> Show changes'. This action will refresh cached statuses of project files. Does this work in your case?
Yes this action will refresh statuses of project files, but 'Subversion -> updates' doesn't work.
> 'Subversion -> updates' doesn't work What do you mean? That subversion does not update your files with changes made in repository? Or that status of files is not refreshed (that's not what Subversion->Update does)?
It means that the status of files is not refreshed and SVN icon doesn't show. Is it correct? Yes, the 'Subversion -> update' does update from repository to my working copy but doesn't make update of local changes on my working copy of files. Is it a true? Is it possible to do action 'Subversion -> Show changes' automatically when Netbeans is started? THANK YOU FOR YOUR ANSWERS.
> It means that the status of files is not refreshed and SVN icon doesn't show. Is it correct? Yes, the status is refreshed during update only when it changes (as when a conflict occurs and the file's status becomes 'In conflict'). > Is it possible to do action 'Subversion -> Show changes' automatically when Netbeans is started Could you please try 6.8 Beta? We made some modifications which could be interpreted as a recursive refresh upon IDE start (issue 170546), but i am not sure if it works reliably.