jussi wrote:

Or AgentSVN cannot work with folders that contain both member and non-member files?

Unfortunately I don't know the difference between a member and non-member files

Sorry, I probably used the MKS terminology. Members are files which are in the repository and non-members are those which are not.

There's another thing I noticed: the files with the extensions listed in the Ignore list get removed from the working copy. It's kind of undesirable in case of PowerBuilder (let me know if you are interested in details). Is this behaviour configurable? Or AgentSVN cannot work with folders that ...

Could you tell me if AgentSVN was tested with PowerBuilder?
No. I wasn't even aware PowerBuilder supported the MS-SCCI interface ;)

It does. The SCC tool I'm migrating from is MKS Integrity.

After this whenever I try to import (other) projects, AgentSVN
does not ask me for user credentials as ...

Thanks for the answer! Could you tell me if AgentSVN was tested with PowerBuilder? This is what's happening in my case:

I have PowerBuilder 10.5 and TortoiseSVN (with command line utilities installed) as an SVN client. After I'd selected AgentSVN as the Source Control System to use and gone through ...

I was wondering if it's possible to access via http an SVN repository that requires user authentication.