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Turns out i did not checkout the project.<br />
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Thanks!
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Turns out i did not checkout the project.

Thanks!

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Hey all,<br />
<br />
Ive downloaded tortise svn and intalled it on my pc.<br />
<br />
i exported my project from svn to my local machine, however it does not seem to give me a full set of features for version control. I want to add a file and commit it to the svn but i dont see the options available. its as if it is not un source control.<br />
<br />
What am I missing?<br />
<br />
Did i setup the project wrong?<br />
<br />
any help is appreciated.<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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Hey all,

Ive downloaded tortise svn and intalled it on my pc.

i exported my project from svn to my local machine, however it does not seem to give me a full set of features for version control. I want to add a file and commit it to the svn but i dont see the options available. its as if it is not un source control.

What am I missing?

Did i setup the project wrong?

any help is appreciated.

Thanks!

SVN Tortise Issues - cannot get full set of features

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