IntelliJ and SVN - Automatically add to SVN files not added from IntelliJ

Question

I'm working on an IntelliJ project managed by SVN repository. Everything is configured right and working.

When I create a new file in IntelliJ, the file appears automatically in green. That's ok, it means that the file has been marked for addition to SVN at the next commit. (I already have Settings -> Version Control -> Add silently ticked).

However, when I add a new file "manually" (IE: I navigate to the project directory and put some new files there) IntelliJ marks these files in red (which means: "I saw you've added some new files, but you still need to right-click on each of those file and choose Subversion -> Add to add them to SVN). Is there any way to make IntelliJ to add the files automatically ?

My problem is that sometimes I have to remember to add 20+ files planted in different folders of my project and there is no option to add all these recursively to SVN. The new files are add into the the project folder by an external software that does not support integration with svn.

Answer 1

I found a workaround for this:

All the files not added to SVN can be found by opening the Changes window (ALT + 9) and choosing the Local tab. Under Default there is an option called Unversioned Files and a link to browse these files. There I can right click on the folder containing the items I want to add and these will be added recursively. That makes me save much time.

Answer 2

It is not possible as far as I know to do that in the current versions of IntelliJ (13.1.3 ATM)