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Re: How to create trunk dir?

From: Alexander Thiel <thiel_at_epoq.de>
Date: 2004-07-23 20:53:09 CEST

Mark Phippard <MarkP@softlanding.com> writes:

> Here are a couple of workarounds:
>
> 1) Use SVN command line to checkout the .project file on branch. Edit it
> with a text editor and enter a new project name and commit back. It is
> just an XML file, easy to edit.

[snip]

> I prefer option 1. Actually, don't you have to do something like #1
> anyway with a branch? I seem to recall there is a bug that svn 1.1 will

I would have thought that subclipse handles the contents of .project
for me.

I am a newbie using eclipse (but not subversion) and I was expecting
subclipse to hide all eclipse related issues from me. That is, I should
be able to rename a project in the SVN view and check it back out
under the new name just as a can rename a project in the resources
view - I should not be concerned with how this name is handled inside
eclipse.

BTW, to create a branch, do I really have to copy/paste and then
rename the project in the SVN view?

Cheers,

        Alex

>
>
>
> news <news@sea.gmane.org> wrote on 07/23/2004 09:32:08 AM:
>
>> Mark Clarke <Mark@ClarkeConsulting.co.za> writes:
>>
>> > I have read that this is the recommended dir layout on the repository.
>> > Also should I check in the eclipse specific files like .project
>> > ,.classpath , .hibernatesynchroniser? I would like the repository to
> be
>> > able to be downloaded and compiled by any java ide. I will need to
>> > create a build.xml of course.
>>
>> I for one am having problems when I include .project in the subversion
>> repository: the project name is stored in this file, so when you
>> create a branch with a different name, you can not check out the
>> branch under this new name with subclipse.
>>
>> Checking out with "Check Out As..." will not work either, since
>> eclipse will generate a new .project that gets in the way of your
>> repository version.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Alex
>>
>>
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Received on Sat Jul 24 04:53:09 2004

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