Hello, I noticed what seems to be a (minor) bug when I was cleaning up my working copy from the "SVN Check for Modifications" window. This is with 1.14.9.29743 on Windows 11. Here's how to repro:
Create an empty folder in your working copy and commit it so it is under version control. Suppose the folder's name is "foo". Inside foo, create these unversioned files/folders: folder "bar" folder "bar/blah" file "bar.txt" Now do "SVN Check for Modifications" on "foo". You should see the three unversioned items. Select all three of them, right-click, and choose "Delete". I expected them to just be quietly recycled, but instead I get the recycle bin error window shown below. If I click "Skip", then the "Check for Modifications" window still shows all three unversioned items, although they actually have been deleted. If I click "Yes" instead, then the "Check for Modifications" window is empty as it should be. Obviously there is an easy workaround - just click Yes in the error window - but the behavior is a little confusing. I do have the "Recurse into unversioned folders" setting enabled in TortoiseSVN settings > Dialogs 2. I noticed that the three unversioned items show up in the "Check for Modifications" window in the following order: bar bar.txt bar/blah I wonder if the fact that the subfolder "bar/blah" is not immediately after the parent folder "bar" is related? I am happy to try to fix this myself but I have never worked on the TortoiseSVN code so I wouldn't have any idea where to start looking. Thanks! Asa [image: Screenshot 2025-02-05 171328.png] -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TortoiseSVN" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tortoisesvn+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tortoisesvn/8b697d15-0181-42a4-8240-7f36a10dfde7n%40googlegroups.com.
