Yep, I have version 1.0.4 installed
Alwyn Schoeman alwyn.schoeman-at-gmail.com |Subclipse mailing list| wrote:
>Ralph,
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>Do you have the command line subversion client installed too?
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>On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 15:25:35 -0500, ividqwr02@sneakemail.com
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>>Hmm, I don't seem to be able to use the javahl interface. It didn't
>>occur to me that I wasn't using it, despite the error message. When I go
>>to Preferences->SVN, the "javahl" radio button is selected, but if I
>>switch to the "command line" option, then back to "javahl", Eclipse
>>tells me "Javahl interface is not available. Check your environment."
>>Any ideas on what might be causing that message?
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>>Klaus Rennecke kre-at-tigris.org |Subclipse mailing list| wrote:
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>>>ividqwr02@sneakemail.com wrote:
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>>>>[...]
>>>>org.tigris.subversion.svnclientadapter.commandline.CmdLineException:
>>>>svn: '/home/ralph' is not a working copy
>>>>[...]
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>>>I have seen the same behaviour with the command line client. Check if
>>>your co-workers use the command line as well, or rather javahl.
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>>>There is a big patch to CmdLine in my workspace but it's yet
>>>unfinished. The trick is to chdir() into a wc path that is a svn
>>>working copy.
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>>>These changes would solve the absolute path names in create patch...
>>>as well. But it's a bit fuzzy about how to determine what the
>>>directory should be in the case of mixed file sets (getStatus et al.)
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>>>Try javahl, it might solve your problem.
>>>
>>>/Klaus
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