Individual Repositories

A list of individual repositories is supplied under the Source Control Repositories heading.  The list is sorted alphabetically in ascending order.  Clicking on the name of an individual repository will display the repository properties.  This information can also be accessed by Source Control Repositories -> Individual Repository Name.

The Repository Properties page shows the properties below associated with this repository:

Repository Name

The Repository Name field contains the name of the selected repository. The name can be changed by typing the new name in the field.

Repository Information

The Repository Information section contains information that cannot be changed.

      Folders – The total number of folders that are in the repository. This includes deleted, but not obliterated, folders.

      Files – The total number of files in the repository. This includes deleted, but not obliterated, files.

      Tree Size – The amount of disk space required on the client to get all the current files in the repository.

      Disk Space Needed – The amount of disk space required to do a Get to a working folder, which is double the tree size since the state folder keeps a baseline copy of each file on the local disk.

      Database Size – The total amount of space that the repository takes up in the database. This is computed based on the size of the files and versions currently stored – it is not the actual disk size of the database.

Require Exclusive Locks

When checked, two people cannot have the same file checked out at the same time. This will apply to the entire repository.

The default is Unchecked.

Require Check In Comments

When checked, all check ins to the repository must have a check-in comment.

The default is Unchecked.

Require Bug ID for Check Ins

When checked, all check ins to the repository must have be associated with a bug.

The default is Unchecked.

Enable Folder Security

When checked, Enable Folder Security allows you to set access rights by folder for groups and users.

If a folder’s security is turned off, rights assignments are not deleted. So if a repository’s security is turned off, then on again, it will have the same security rights it had before it was turned off.

The default is Unchecked.

More:

Groups

Repository Access

Folder Security

Undo Check Out

Obliterate