Hi,
I'm having a few problems with Subclipse and synchronizing my workspace.
I use TortoiseSVN in tandem with Subclipse to manage my locally checked out
repository, and I use both interchangeably. Sometimes I right click the
repository root folder in TortoiseSVN, sometimes I go into Eclipse's Team
Synchronizing perspective and sync the workspace that way. Both should work
fine with each other right?
I'm currently seeing TortoiseSVN work perfectly (it recognizes the changed
files on a Commit action), but when I click Synchronize Workspace in
Subclipse, I'm seeing all kinds of stale files in the list. I see (in the
Outgoing mode) files I have worked on in the past, but have since been
committed to SVN either by Subclipse itself, or TortoiseSVN (can't remember
which). I also am seeing (in the Incoming mode) folders with a blue
Incoming arrow, with nothing inside them? How can folders be changed and
not any files??
Clicking Synchronize does not change this list at all. When I open the SVN
console, it says "Some_folder: at revision 472. Some_folder2: at revision
983." etc, which indicates that the stuff it's trying to sync is already up
to date. Which is true, so why is it showing up in the list?
I should mention that I was originally using the Subversive plugin for
Eclipse and had this stuff working fine, but for a few reasons I decided to
try out Subclipse, so I uninstalled Subversive, installed Subclipse, and
re-shared my projects with SVN metainformation. (there were a few issues
with that, but that's another story)
Using Eclipse Europa (3.3) on Windows XP Pro, Subclipse 1.2.4 with Mylyn
integration, and Subclipse is set to use SVNKit.
Any ideas?
Thanks
-=matt
Received on Wed Nov 28 22:03:20 2007