No subversion commands for files not in project?
If I open up a ruby file that isn't located in a Rails project's directory structure, the subversion commands are greyed out. Is there a way to turn on subversion commands for all files?
In NetBeans (my current IDE), any file that's under version control has subversion commands available and also has IDE highlighting for the local changes.
This is one of the things that's holding me back from fully jumping into RubyMine
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Hello Tiem,
The easiest way is to add the additional folder as a content root in Settings
| Project Structure.
Alternatively, you can add the folder in Settings | Version Control.
RubyMine's version control integration relies on constantly tracking the
VCS status of files, and we simply can't track it for all files on your disk
- you need to tell RubyMine which files you work on.
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Dmitry Jemerov
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Dmitry
I've noticed the same issue Tiem brought up. Although what you recommended works, it seems like it should be fairly easy to detect if a file is under version control... check for a .svn in the base path of the file just opened, then check to see if that file is under vcs.
I don't think Tiem is asking you to track all the files on his hard drive... Just the one he opened. Just my two cents.
Kevin.