Making TortoiseSVN ready for dummies

I have some guys in my project who will never ever learn SVN, but I want them to use it anyway. So is there an option to make TortoiseSVN just

• automatically delete all missing files (that were under verison control 开发者_如何学JAVAbut deleted)
• automatically add all new files (that are not yet under version control)

I think you can write local client hooks for TortoiseSVN, but is there a cleaner way?

1. Missing files will be automatically listed when you commit (or, better, check for modifications)

2. I don't think it's possible to add new files completely automatically, but the check for modifications dialog will detect and list them as well, and makes them dead easy to add.

Tortoise's modifications dialog really is a great tool. Tell your guys to have that open all the time and refresh it frequently, and it will work out all right. Also check out the "changesets" feature that makes sorting changes into separate commits a real breeze.

Perhaps what you want is to mount your Subversion project as a WebDAV folder, and use autoversioning to handle the commits? In that case, your users don't need to know anything about Subversion.

Windows does have WebDAV support built in, in the form of "Web Folders", but it is a little buggy. Your mileage may vary.