Mark Phippard wrote:
Could it be anyhow related to repository structure? I have
https://host:/repos/projname/trunk and tried to specify "trunk" as a
module name in share project wizard. SVN repository is locatd at
https://host:/repos/projname
By the way, it is in windows and I can work with this repository from
command line SVN or TortoiseSVN tools.
regards,
Eugene
>Eugene Kuleshov <eu@javatx.org> wrote on 01/04/2005 11:24:00 AM:
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>> In my case Subclipse just deleting all .svn directories if they
>>already there or complaining that artifact already exists. Am I doing
>>something wrong?
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>There are two "modes" for Share Project.
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>1) New unversioned project to be added to the repository. Wizard walks
>you through process of selecting repository provider, specifying location
>in repository etc.. This then creates the project folder in the
>repository, and then checks it back out. This turns your project into a
>WC (where everything is unversioned) and you can then add/commit.
>
>2) Project is somehow already a valid WC. In this mode, you get an
>immediate dialog that tells you it found the .svn folders as well as some
>other info, such as the target repository. It then offers to "connect"
>the WC up to Subclipse, which simply does some kind of internal
>registration within Eclipse.
>
>It sounds like you are not getting the dialog in #2, and it is proceeding
>down path #1. We should examine why. I am not sure what Subclipse
>checks. It may just check for a .svn folder in the project root -- that
>seems most likely.
>
>Mark
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Received on Wed Jan 5 06:17:56 2005