On 12/10/09 2:03 PM, "Mark Phippard" <markphip_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 4:58 PM, Scott Evans <gse_at_adobe.com> wrote:
>> I work on the Adobe Flash Builder team. FB is based on Eclipse and we have
>> lots of Subclipse users.
>>
>> In working on a refactoring feature, we¹ve noticed that after
>> programmatically deleting a directory in a Subclipse-controlled project, the
>> directory remains, with a .svn directory in it. This causes problems when
>> undoing the operation ‹ for instance, UndoDeleteResourceChange tries to
>> recreate the deleted directory and that blows up.
>
> svn delete of a folder will leave the folder in place until you
> commit. There is no way around that, except that in SVN 1.7 the
> working copy format is removing those .svn folders and so this issue
> will go away.
That's interesting; I didn't realize that. If .svn folders are going away
then it may not be worth worrying too much about.
>> In some testing, this problem appears to not be limited to Flash Builder or
>> to refactoring. In the JDT, if I simply delete a folder then try to undo the
>> delete, similar problems happen.
>
> I think there might be a general problem with undo that it does not
> trigger any SCM hooks or allow the SCM provider to be involved in the
> process as it is during the refactor. We technically need to be able
> to run svn revert here and there is no opportunity to do so.
Ugh, that's a drag.
And sure enough, it looks like P4WSAD doesn't do anything when you undo a
file delete either; the file remains marked for delete.
Thanks for the quick response and clarifications, Mark.
scott
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