Bradley Wagner <bradley.wagner@hannonhill.com> wrote on 05/19/2006
03:16:05 PM:
> I too have been observing this behavior in 3.1.2 all of the sudden.
> It seems to come up when you have new files in your patch which I did
> "Team->SVN add". When trying to apply the patch, the new files are
> marked with exclamation points saying that they don't currently exist
> and the modified files say the same because it's trying to use the
> whole absolute path relative to the project. The way to get around
> this for now is to "ignore leading path name segments" for as many
> directories as up to the project root. This might be only a Mac,
> Linux-based Eclipse problem.
Perhaps it is a Mac problem? I have applied patches in the past on my Mac
though. I think I was always using 3.0.2 though when doing so.
The point I made in another post is that Apply Patch is 100% Eclipse code.
We do not run at any point in the process. If there are problems it
needs to be reported to them. Full paths being specificied in a patch is
not a problem. If you think it is, then you need to report that to the
Subversion developers and convince them to never produce a patch with svn
diff that contains full paths.
Mark
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