Can I make Subversion + TortoiseSVN case-insensitive for Windows?

Question

I\'ve been using Subversion for code control with TortoiseSVN to interface with the server for the past few months, and in general it\'s been going great! However, occasion

Answer 1

I use TortoiseSVN with VFP, and it mostly-seamlessly handles the case flipping. The only time it doesn't is if I have the file open in the IDE when I try to do the commit: the file lock VFP holds confuses it. Is this where your problem comes in, or are there other issues?

I did a presentation at FoxForward last year about using VFP with Subversion: most of the presentation dealt with the command line, but there are a couple of slides at the end that have links to tools that help you work with Subversion in VFP. http://docs.google.com/Presentation?id=dfxkh6x4_3ghnqc4

Answer 2

I believe the random upper and lower case on the extensions isn't random at all. I remember testing on this. If you modify a program from the project manager. By clicking on the modify button let's say. And then save the changes the extension is lower case. If you do a modify command from the command window and save the changes the extension is upper case. Apparently the coders at Microsoft didn't worry about the extension case being the same.