RE: Trying to share project fails with no error message

"Jake C" <buddhabuddy@hotmail.com> wrote on 12/15/2004 08:19:44 PM:

> That works, but that is what I'm trying to avoid. Our project is nearly
> 10,000 files, many of them large binary files. That's going to suck
having
> to download that over my DSL at home, instead of downloading a zip,
> extracting it, and attaching it to the repository.
>
> I also couldn't get TortoiseSVN to do it, either. It just has checkout
and
> import, and import fails saying the project already exists.

It sounds lik Subversion itself is not capable of this. You have the
files you want, but they are not in the format of a WC. I am not aware of
anyway to turn it into a WC, without doing a checkout. If you can somehow
use the command line or Tortoise to turn this into a WC, then you should
be able to do Team -> Share Project in Subclipse, it will see the .svn
folders and let you just associate the existing info with Subclipse.

Bottom line is that Subclipse has no ability to do stuff that the command
line is not capable of either.

Mark

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Received on Thu Dec 16 12:31:57 2004