David Veazie via TortoiseSVN wrote:

>I was trying to add an Altium project to our SVN and it wouldn't display 
>*.schdoc files for addition. I found that the head of our repo 
>(erroneously) had an ignore property for *.schdoc files attached to it. I 
>was able to delete that property and then add my files.
>
>It got me curious to find out what other properties have weaseled their way 
>into our repo without notice. For example, I came across a folder that had 
>an ignore property for *.xlsx but the folder consisted of all *.xlsx files 
>that were up to date (green check).
>
>I've read a conversation in this group that explained that property 
>inheritance is passed from child to parent, not parent to child. This is 
>counter-intuitive to me, but whatever.
>
>The only way I've found to check the properties of a folder is to 
>right-click a folder and select Properties in the TSVN context menu. Is 
>there a way to view/report the properties of all folders in the repo at 
>once vs. having to right-click each individual folder?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Dave

you could use the command line client

        svn -R proplist URL

to list all properties on all items in the repository, or

        svn -R propget  propname URL

if you are interessted in a special property
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Lorenz

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