Lars Grunewaldt <lgw@dark-reality.de> wrote on 11/29/2004 03:10:28 PM:
> Hi there,
>
> I have to copy several files from directory A to directory B but I have
> to make sure that svn registers this copy like when I use
>
> svn copy filename dest
>
> in the working copy.
>
> When I use the copy/paste function for files of eclipse, the new files
> appear in the "pending operations" list as "added", not as "copied", so
> I'd assume that the copy is not handled "correctly".
>
> Is this true, or is just the display incorrect and the Files are
svn-copied?
I believe it is doing a copy. One nice thing about Subversion is that
there is a common API for managing the WC. So you can always use the
command line or TortoiseSVN or whatever to do something and it doesn't
mess up Eclipse. At worst, you just have to do a refresh. I mention this
only because I would suggest doing an svn copy on the command line, and
then seeing how it appears in the pending operations view. Likewise, you
might want to do an svn status to see how Subversion itself reports the
files.
If you show the SVN Console in Eclipse, you should be able to see the
command it uses.
Mark
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Received on Tue Nov 30 07:26:23 2004