I'm having a very frustrating problem - I keep my Altium SVN repositories locally in a Dropbox folder. Recently, my top-level Dropbox folder name changed from "Dropbox (Personal)" to "Dropbox." Thanks Dropbox, for this idiotic naming scheme that seems to confuse every single program.
Anyway, I figured this was no big deal. I made the change in the filepath to point to the correct (new) name inside Altium's version control settings. All of the repos connect and test fine. Only when I open projects...it's like they don't exist. None of the usual version control icons are next to any of the files. If I go to the version control menu the only options not greyed out are "Refresh" and "Add to Version Control."
Refresh does nothing. Add to VC prompts the message "*filename* is already under version control." Well, great, then why can't you find it??
If I open the repo in TortoiseSVN everything is there, all the revisions, all the comments. Altium's storage manager shows nothing except a save history which I can't do anything with, but none of the commits or comments. WTF?
So now I apparently have a perfectly intact repo that Altium can't seem to access for whatever reason, even though it can connect to them just fine. And my files are now basically "banned" from any further version control since Altium decided to just throw up warning messages with no apparent recourse.
Can anyone help me figure out what I'm supposed to do here? I can't believe that a simple directory name change would wreak such havoc. There must be something I'm missing, because an expectation that directory structures must be carved in stone for all eternity seems abjectly moronic.
Thanks for any assistance!