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Our team is using some user-defined properties on our SVN repository. When I go to add a property to a file using TortoiseSVN, I right-click on the file and choose TortoiseSVN / Properties. I then click the New... button and get the Add Properties dialog. At the top of this dialog is a drop-down list of pre-defined properties labeled Property name:. The list includes properties such as svn:needs-lock, svn:eol-style, etc.

Is there a way I can add a couple of my own custom properties to this list? I am using TortoiseSVN 1.6.2.

I've googled this, and saw a proposed patch on the TortoiseSVN mailing list, but to my knowledge it hasn't been implemented. Thanks.

Edit: I know I can manually type my custom properties into that box, but I'd like them to be saved for next time.

+2  A: 

You can use the properties tsvn:userfileproperties and tsvn:userdirproperties on a parent directory to customize the list of properties.

Dingo
Thanks, I must have missed these properties!! They have been there a while it looks like.
Brian Neal
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Hi Brian Neal,

I want to know, what are the typical user-defined properties that you use in SVN ?

I want to know why tsvn:userfileproperties and tsvn:userdirproperties are provided in TortoiseSVN.....

Thulasi
You should ask this as a new question, not as an answer to mine.
Brian Neal