Re: [Subclipse-users] Bugs/ugliness in Subclipse?

Further to the matter of being unable to revert a directory tree or
multi-label package in Eclipse with Subclipse:

If I try to delete an un-reverted directory, Eclipse warns that the
elements to be deleted contain read-only resources - fair enough. But if
I try to delete them anyway, it *silently* fails to delete the
directory. No error dialogs, no console messages.

Reverting the newly-added labels in reverse doesn't work either - or
rather, the reversion does, but I then still can't delete the
newly-reverted directories. Subclipse complains that the directory
doesn't contain a .svn file! Well, duh.

I haven't tried reverting, then committing. That seems to be against the
spirit of a reversion anyway. Why, when I revert a directory that I have
created and added, but not committed, does it not simply disappear?

Am I on completely the wrong track here?

Regards, K.

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