Re: Deleting files outside Eclipse

On Tue, 2005-08-09 at 08:35 -0400, Mark Phippard wrote:

> These are Subversion issues, not Subclipse. What you need to do is change
> your scripts to use Subversion commands. In other words do not just
> delete or move files, run svn delete and svn move and svn copy etc... Then
> Subversion will know about your changes, and so will Subclipse.

The scripts are not mine to change.

> You still
> need to refresh when you go back into Eclipse so that Eclipse knows about
> the changes.

Understood.

Is there a way to type subversion commands from inside Eclipse or do I
need to install a seperate client?

Basically a way for mere mortals to feed the underlying JavaSVN (or
other) with commands directly.

It would be nice if Subclipse was self contained as Eclipse CVS is.

Obviously at some point a seperate CVS & subversion command line client
would be required, but deleting files isn't *that* far of the beaten
path.

Subclipse supports deleting files via subversion, the only problem is
that there is no file to select delete on anymore, except in the
Team->Synchronize view where the file to be deleted can still be
identified where it is listed as incoming instead of deleted.

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