The default behavior for subversion when adding files is to stop when it sees a directory it has already added. This can be a pain if you have added a file to a directory that is already added. You can force subversion to add any files you have not added by the following command.

svn add --force ./*

This will add the entire directory recursively even your config files so make sure you have set svn:ingore up correctly. I use a global ignore in the svn config to tell subversion to ignore config files because I support many web sites.

sudo nano /Users/colin/.subversion/config

Then add the name of your config file to then line starting global-ignores, this line may be commented out with a hash. Mine looks like:

global-ignores = *.o *.lo *.la #*# .*.rej *.rej .*~ *~ .#* .DS_Store Config.php