"Michael Herger" <slim@herger.net> wrote on 07/14/2005 06:04:13 AM:
> When I try to "Discard location", I get the following error:
>
> "The SVN synchronization information for {0} has become corrupt or does
> not exist."
>
> I then can't remove that location. Any idea on how I can get rid of it?
>
> Eclipse 3.1 final, Subclipse 0.9.27/29/31, Mandrake 10.1
When you run this option, we have run some code that gets a list of all
projects that are currently being managed by Subclipse (Eclipse gives us
the list) and we then check each one to make sure that it is not attached
to the location you are trying to discard. It is in the process of
getting the repository location for one of these projects that we get this
error. The error would occur if the project does not have .svn folder
under its root. My guess would be that there is some corruption in
Eclipse, and it is giving us a project that either doesn't exist any more,
or that you no longer had associated with Subclipse.
I added some code to swallow the exception and let the process continue.
So we will just assume that the project that is throwing the exception is
not linked to that connection.
This will be in the 0.9.32 release.
Mark
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