Tortoise SVN Cannot commit to repo

Question

I backed up my visualsvn repos from a computer and after installing visualsvn and tortoise on a new computer I imported the backedup repos. It looked ok since I could see the changes made on the first computer and use the dev branch.

When I tried to commit modifications made on the second computer I got a

"tortoise cannot connect to the repository"

and thus not commit.

On the first machine I used to access repos through file protocol and on the new machine I got the https protocol which works fine because I can access it through browser and or tortoise repo browser.

It is just tortoise commit that keeps wanting to use the file protocol instead of the https. I assume it was imported from the backup but how can I tell tortoise to switch to http?

Astrobod427 · Accepted Answer · 2020-07-21 18:21:48Z

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I just found the answer:

Use TortoiseSVN, rightclick the top most folder you checked-out/or not.

Select TortoiseSVN --> Relocate.

Simply type in the new url with the choosen protocol and click OK. Without even restarting Visual studio, you can commit/update with the new url.

answered Jul 21, 2020 at 18:21

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Maarten Bodewes Over a year ago

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