Re: [Subclipse-users] How to make Subclipse aware that a project is SVN managed?

I'm sorry to say so, but you must be doing something wrong here, because
I've added existing Svn projects to Eclipse without any problems since the
day I started using it.

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johann.petrak@gmail.com wrote on 31.07.2006 12:58:40:
> Back to the start here :(
> 
> I added another directory to Eclipse with Subclipse 1.0.3 installed 
> and it was NOT recognized as 
> being managed by subversion. 
> There is a .svn directory in that directory I added, I added it as 
> ordinary Java project 
> (not existing ant  buildfile) and I did it several times. Nothing.
> 
> This is extremely frustrating. I think this is the #1 way of adding 
> existing projects
> to Eclipse with the expectation to get Subclipse take care of the 
existing 
> Subversion information automatically and it does not work. 
> 
> I am now using Eclipse as an editor and doing all the subversion related 
> stuff from the command line, but this can only be a temporary solution.
> 
> Is there any workaround? Any internal file that must be changed to 
achieve this?
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