Enabling/disabling
SubVersion(SVN) mode.
When enabled, all files to be renamed must be controlled by the SubVersion
version control system. Errors will be flagged for files that are not controlled by SVN.
Renaming the files will automatically update the
Subversion repository used to track versions of the file.
The following sub-options are available once SVN mode is enabled:
Auto-Commit after renaming. By default, files are automatically commited to the SVN
repository after renaming. This feature can be disabled if desired.
For example, if you rename the source code files for a program and want hold off on the commits until
you verify that
everything still compiles after renaming, then you would probably want
to disable auto commit's. Once satisfied with the new names, you can use the
SVN Commit button on the Detailed Information Window to commit all the files.
Note that Auto-Commit cannot be disabled with recursive folder renaming enabled.
Forced renaming. By default, files are renamed even if the files have uncommitted changes.
If this option is disabled, then files with uncommitted changes will not be renamed.