Re: Help with subclipse

Hey Paul,

Yrch! Alrighty then. Well, reading the subverion book would be a choice place to start (http://svnbook.red-bean.com/).

I guess the basic steps would be

Install subversion & subclipse & eclipse
Create a repository (see the book)
Import the project into your workspace
Use the SVN Repository Explorer perspective in eclipse to connect to the repository
Right click on the project in the Navigator view and choose Team|Share
Go through all of the files in the project and either Team|Add to version control or Team|Add to svn:ignore depending on if you want version the file or not.
Right click on the project in the Navigator view and choose Team|Commit

Ta da!

Go here
http://www.oreillynet.com/search/
and search for subversion and then eclipse.
That will show you some useful articles and excellent books.

Best of luck,
Chris

It is whispered that Paul Teitelbaum was heard, on or about 11/15/04 11:39 to say:
> Answer is complete no.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris Beck [mailto:cbeck@gene.concordia.ca]
> Subject: Re: Help with subclipse
>
> Are you experienced with using CVS or any other version control system within eclipse? What about outside? I am just trying to get a baseline for the kinds of assumed knowledge I can use.
>
> It is whispered that Cédric Chabanois was heard, on or about 11/15/04 12:13 to say:
>
>>>Maybe you could point me in the right direction. I am trying to set
>>>up Eclipse, SubVersion, subclipse, etc, and I need some very basic
>>>help.
>>>For example, how do I move a project that I have created on my desktop
>>>into the repository?
>>>
>>>Is there a website or newsgroup where I can post basic questions like
>>>the above?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance,
>>>
>>>Paul Teitelbaum
>>>Datatech Software Corp.

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