Re: [Subclipse-users] Synchronize - strange behavior

On Nov 28, 2007 4:25 PM, Matt Samet <msamet@friendfinderinc.com> wrote:
> Thanks, but unfortunately your suggestions didn't have any effect.
> I turned off Show out of date folders, switched to JavaHL, and refreshed all
> my projects.
> I then restarted eclipse and tried it again, same thing.
>
> Niko Paltzer mentioned that svn:ignore may have been changed on several
> folders/files... and I do remember trying this feature out (add to
> svn:ignore) while using Subversive and probably in Subclipse as well. Is
> there a way I can nuke all my svn:ignore changes, and revert the SVN
> properties back to a virgin state?

If things are changed, then the Revert option will allow you to undo
local changes. Have you performed an SVN update? Do it from the
package explorer view instead of Synchronize view. The Show Out of
date folder feature will take a bit to get out of the system as it
impacted the values in the cache (which is still present). Once there
are some changes in the repository, it should take care of itself.

You could try something like Team > Switch, leave the URL alone but
specify a revision a few back. Then do Update to bring it back to
HEAD. That would probably cause the cache to get refreshed.

-- 
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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