Hi,
I basically asked kind of the same question a few weeks ago. This is how
I do it now. When I share a project in Eclipse, I fill in the project
name as "module" name. Then when the module is shared, I create the
trunk directory using the svn repository browser. Then I use
team->switch to switch to the trunk. Then it's all in place. It's a bit
cumbersome, but it works for me.
The base url in my case is http://svn/repository since I create my
modules under http://svn/repository/module.
Each module has a /trunk /tags and /branches dir. So after the initial
team->share I switch to http://svn/repository/module/trunk.
It would be a nice feature to have subclipse create the trunk, tags and
branches directories and automatically switch to trunk after you share a
new project. Maybe somekind of "project template" feature?
Hope this helps,
Hugo
Aloys Oberthür wrote:
> I understand that I should layout my repository in a standardized way with
> /trunk, /tags and /branches Subversion-directories.
>
> Now if I do use (e.g.) a file:///e:/repositories/myproject/trunk URL when
> connecting to my repository in Eclipse I do not see the other directories
> (i.e. /tags and /branches), but if I do use the
> file:///e:/repositories/myproject URL I do not commit to the /trunk
> directory but to the 'top-level' URL when sharing the project and instead
> get the /trunk, /tags, /branches directories and a /myproject directory.
>
> How do I commit to /trunk and still do see the other directories in my
> repository.
>
> Thanks, Aloys
>
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Received on Tue Feb 15 05:54:44 2005