news <news@sea.gmane.org> wrote on 02/22/2005 12:12:03 PM:
> On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 12:25:36 -0500, Mark Phippard wrote:
>
> > I do not think there is any way to manually setup the relationship. It
is
> > actually something stored inside of the Eclipse .metadata by Eclipse
> > itself, so that it knows whose classes to call for the team operations
for
> > that project. Given that our code is not able to recognize that this
is a
> > WC, even if you could manually set it up, I would not be confident
that
> > anything would work. We are not just checking for a .svn folder, we
are
> > running Subversion API's and letting it tell us if it is a WC.
>
> then something is wrong with either how subclipse is talking to the API,
> or the JavaHL api is broken, as the subversion command line client
detects
> it correctly as a WC, and rapid SVN detects it as a subversion WC. Is
> there a way I can turn on debugging of subclipse and/or javahl so I can
> see where it's failing to detect the repository?
No one is disputing that there is a problem, but to date no one has really
pinned down the cause. The feature does work perfectly for a lot of
people, including myself, so the "variable" that leads to the problem has
not been identified yet. Some people have indicated the problem could be
caused by case-sensitivity, but I really do not think that could be an
issue on *nix since the file system is case-sensitive. In other words, if
the wrong case were entered, the problem would be more obvious.
Can you debug this? Absolutely. Checkout the Subclipse core and ui
plugins from the /branches/subclipse-3 folder. Then use the Eclipse
runtime workbench to debug. I am not sure what you do if you find the
need to debug into the JavaHL C library itself.
Mark
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Received on Wed Feb 23 04:44:39 2005