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[ JDK VERSION : 1.6.0_02 ] When I create a new file in NB that is inside a project that's under Subversion control, the file is displayed in green indicating its new. When I do a commit, the file is committed as expected. If I do a commit outside of NB however (e.g. using Tortoise SVN or svn.exe), Subversion doesn't recognize the file unless I manually schedule it to be added to svn first. I think it would be very useful if when I create a file in NB, it is automatically added to svn (without being committed). I know this is how IntelliJ IDEA works.
creating files in and then committing from outside the ide sounds like a corner case - we won't support that. The workaround is quite simple - commit from the ide or add before committing in some other tool. thanks for understanding.
"creating files in and then committing from outside the ide sounds like a corner case" Yes. It could be, but in my case, I have a very large project that trying to commit it trought NB take more than 8 hours (yeah, that time), when through Tortoise just 2. So it would be very useful if the IDE could recognize somehow these changes, wouldn't it?