TortoiseSVN, AnkhSVN, and the SVN command line client. Subversion working copies are sometimes accessed using several different clients, e.g. When the branch/tag is created from the working copy, the properties are modified first, then the branch/tag is created and then the properties are changed back to their original value.Ĭompatibility concerns Local Client Compatibility This will create additional commits for each property. When the branch/tag is created from HEAD or a specific revision in the repository, TortoiseSVN first creates the branch/tag, then adjusts the properties. If externals are set to an explicit revision when creating a branch or tag, TortoiseSVN automatically changes the svn:externals property. The branch/tag dialog now allows you to tag the externals too. If the svn:externals are not tagged too, a later checkout from the created tag would fetch the HEAD revision of the external, which can lead to inconsistent builds if the external got additional commits.
When creating a branch or tag, the svn:externals properties are branched/tagged as they are, usually pointing to the HEAD revision of another repository or even the same repository but different path.
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