Is there any way to help avoid accidental commits to svn:externals in TortoiseSVN?












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I am on a development team with some members who have accidentally committed changes to svn:externals. If the externals in question are from a different repo, they get handled better in TortoiseSVN, with a clear visual separation in TortoiseSVN (see below), along with not being checked by default:



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But if they're from the same repo (different projects in different areas of a large common repo) there is no visual indication that the files to be committed are any different.



Aside from server-side features like commit hooks, is there any way to prevent commits to externals? This is really causing some problems.










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    I am on a development team with some members who have accidentally committed changes to svn:externals. If the externals in question are from a different repo, they get handled better in TortoiseSVN, with a clear visual separation in TortoiseSVN (see below), along with not being checked by default:



    enter image description here



    But if they're from the same repo (different projects in different areas of a large common repo) there is no visual indication that the files to be committed are any different.



    Aside from server-side features like commit hooks, is there any way to prevent commits to externals? This is really causing some problems.










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      I am on a development team with some members who have accidentally committed changes to svn:externals. If the externals in question are from a different repo, they get handled better in TortoiseSVN, with a clear visual separation in TortoiseSVN (see below), along with not being checked by default:



      enter image description here



      But if they're from the same repo (different projects in different areas of a large common repo) there is no visual indication that the files to be committed are any different.



      Aside from server-side features like commit hooks, is there any way to prevent commits to externals? This is really causing some problems.










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      I am on a development team with some members who have accidentally committed changes to svn:externals. If the externals in question are from a different repo, they get handled better in TortoiseSVN, with a clear visual separation in TortoiseSVN (see below), along with not being checked by default:



      enter image description here



      But if they're from the same repo (different projects in different areas of a large common repo) there is no visual indication that the files to be committed are any different.



      Aside from server-side features like commit hooks, is there any way to prevent commits to externals? This is really causing some problems.







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          Never mind, I wasn't using the latest version of TSVN. Recent versions have the BlockPeggedExternals feature






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          • The feature was available like since 2013. :)

            – bahrep
            Nov 15 '18 at 15:33











          • really? Huh, I guess it's been awhile. Was it enabled by default? I installed 1.9.7.27907 in 2017 and the behavior changed when I used 1.11.0.28416. I was running 1.9.7 yesterday before I upgraded, and I was able to select pegged externals for commit... but I didn't know about the BlockPeggedExternals feature then.

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          • The feature was available like since 2013. :)

            – bahrep
            Nov 15 '18 at 15:33











          • really? Huh, I guess it's been awhile. Was it enabled by default? I installed 1.9.7.27907 in 2017 and the behavior changed when I used 1.11.0.28416. I was running 1.9.7 yesterday before I upgraded, and I was able to select pegged externals for commit... but I didn't know about the BlockPeggedExternals feature then.

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          Never mind, I wasn't using the latest version of TSVN. Recent versions have the BlockPeggedExternals feature






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          • The feature was available like since 2013. :)

            – bahrep
            Nov 15 '18 at 15:33











          • really? Huh, I guess it's been awhile. Was it enabled by default? I installed 1.9.7.27907 in 2017 and the behavior changed when I used 1.11.0.28416. I was running 1.9.7 yesterday before I upgraded, and I was able to select pegged externals for commit... but I didn't know about the BlockPeggedExternals feature then.

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          Never mind, I wasn't using the latest version of TSVN. Recent versions have the BlockPeggedExternals feature






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          Never mind, I wasn't using the latest version of TSVN. Recent versions have the BlockPeggedExternals feature







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          • The feature was available like since 2013. :)

            – bahrep
            Nov 15 '18 at 15:33











          • really? Huh, I guess it's been awhile. Was it enabled by default? I installed 1.9.7.27907 in 2017 and the behavior changed when I used 1.11.0.28416. I was running 1.9.7 yesterday before I upgraded, and I was able to select pegged externals for commit... but I didn't know about the BlockPeggedExternals feature then.

            – Jason S
            Nov 15 '18 at 17:38





















          • The feature was available like since 2013. :)

            – bahrep
            Nov 15 '18 at 15:33











          • really? Huh, I guess it's been awhile. Was it enabled by default? I installed 1.9.7.27907 in 2017 and the behavior changed when I used 1.11.0.28416. I was running 1.9.7 yesterday before I upgraded, and I was able to select pegged externals for commit... but I didn't know about the BlockPeggedExternals feature then.

            – Jason S
            Nov 15 '18 at 17:38



















          The feature was available like since 2013. :)

          – bahrep
          Nov 15 '18 at 15:33





          The feature was available like since 2013. :)

          – bahrep
          Nov 15 '18 at 15:33













          really? Huh, I guess it's been awhile. Was it enabled by default? I installed 1.9.7.27907 in 2017 and the behavior changed when I used 1.11.0.28416. I was running 1.9.7 yesterday before I upgraded, and I was able to select pegged externals for commit... but I didn't know about the BlockPeggedExternals feature then.

          – Jason S
          Nov 15 '18 at 17:38







          really? Huh, I guess it's been awhile. Was it enabled by default? I installed 1.9.7.27907 in 2017 and the behavior changed when I used 1.11.0.28416. I was running 1.9.7 yesterday before I upgraded, and I was able to select pegged externals for commit... but I didn't know about the BlockPeggedExternals feature then.

          – Jason S
          Nov 15 '18 at 17:38




















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