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I recently had to change my development to another PC. I installed TortoiseSVN because I still had source code lying around that had still to be checked in SVN. But apparently the new installation of Tortoise does not recognize my source folders, although the ‘.SVN’ folders are still there I see no overlay icons appearing on the files.
Is there a way to remap my local folders to the folders in the repository ?
TortoiseSVN has a setting to use ‘_svn’ folders instead of ‘.svn’ folders (due to an issue with older versions of Visual Studio), check if that’s causing your trouble.
Since it’s an old work-folder you’ve recovered from an old system, I would consider removing all ‘.svn’ folders, checkout the code again (optionally from a revision number you remember the working folder was at), and move the old files (without ‘.svn’ folders) over it.