> -----Original Message-----
  > From: Todd Whiteman [mailto:toddw@[...].com]
  > Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 7:25 PM
  > To: Eric Robertson
  > Cc: 'Komodo Discuss List ActiveState. Com'
  > Subject: Re: [Komodo-discuss] Using Subversion in Komodo
  > 
  > Eric Robertson wrote:
  > > I'm sure I used one of the two methods you mention to delete the file.
  > It is
  > > still in the repository - svn file shows it there - but it's still not
  > being
  > > restored with an update. I've not yet tried to delete and restore
  > another
  > > file, to see if I can get working correctly for another file.
  > >
  > > I had been reading the online book you mention - will have to study in
  > more
  > > detail the parts I skipped over!
  > 
  > Hi Eric,
  > 
  > Here are a couple of commands to run from the command line that should
  > provide you with the information on your svn file:
  > 
  > * svn info filepath     # current file info
  > * svn log filepath      # show actions performed on the file
  > * svn update filepath   # update to latest version in repository
  > * svn revert filepath   # make to same as what's in the repository
  > 
  > These commands are also available through Komodo SCC interface, though
  > if the file is removed from the file system Komodo will not have a
  > handle on it to perform SCC actions.
  > 
  > Cheers,
  > Todd

Thanks Todd for this. I've now sorted out my problems.

My first one was a permissions one. I tried to sort this out on my Mac by
using the Info window to add my name to those who had read and write
permissions for the repository directory as it had root as the owner (I
think it was necessary to set it up in this way) without realising I had to
change this for all the contained directories and files. I've now used chown
in Terminal to set me recursively as the owner.

I still couldn't get a new file to register on the repository. I added it
from Source Control on Contents but then when I tried to commit I kept on
getting the 'No SCC handler found for ...' message. I discovered from a
comment on the AS Community website that all it needed was a Refresh Status
and the commit worked fine.

Regards
EricR



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