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The site you are working with must already be checked out in order for the menu to be operational. Clicking on the commands essentially executes that TortoiseSVN command on the file that's currently open in the editor. In the site panel, right clicking on the file reveals a context menu called Subweaver that can be used to execute commands on the currently selected file or group of files. A recent addition to the program is a command called Cloak SVN Directories. This command cloaks all of the .svn or _svn directories located in the current site. This feature was added by request to provide an easy way for users to prevent Dreamweaver from uploading the SVN directories to a production server. |
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Call that a User Guide!
Is there an actual user guide somewhere? I can't seem to figure out how this thing works! I right click on my site folder and click "update" in the Subweaver menu, and it opens up a file browser. I don't know how to make this thing work!
The guy above me is likely having the same problem I am, and that problem is called CS4. The right click context menu works ok in Dreamweaver CS3 (DW9) but the file browser behaviour is shown in Dreamweaver CS4 (DW10).
Fortunately Dreamweaver CS4 has built in Version Control with native support for SVN, so SubWeaver?'s a little bit unnecesary.
To follow up from my comment above:
CS3 + Subweaver works well as Subweaver simply ties directly into TortoiseSVN. CS4's native Version Control, while working well with Subversion, is incompatible with TortoiseSVN.
If you have some poeple in your team using DW+Version Control, and some people using Tortoise, then... well you just can't do that.
As soon as someone makes a change to any file in your repository using Tortoise, then next time you try to do any kind of update/commit using DW's Version Control you will get a very helpful message saying that the meta information for your svn directory has been changed by a newer subversion client, and DW can't understand that newer meta info.
Yay for compatability!
Can I apply a patch within dreamweaver?