> Per Mark's request, starting a new thread.
>
> > We've noticed some behaviour that may be a bug in subclipse
> here: We
> > have a large tree called temp below the root of our project
> directory.
> > It contains build output, among other things. The root/temp dir is
> > marked in the svn:ignore list for the root directory, so it's not
> > checked in to svn. However, synch seems to scan every file in that
> > tree, regardless.
Technically speaking, the whole synchronization stuff is based on "svn
status -u -v".
So if the root/temp is in svn:ignore, it should not cause the problem.
However there's another "feature" of the Subclipse synchronization code.
It has to cope with potential changes done to working copy outside the
eclipse.
So from this (and few other) reason(s) there is a listener which upon change
of any .svn folder
trigers call to refreshLocal() method on children resources.
It is then well possible that it means when the .svn folder in the root
changes, the part or whole
root/temp is asked to refresh ...
I'll take a look at it.
If you have an Observer status on the project, it might be worth filing this
as P3/enhancement in the issue tracker.
Martin
Received on Tue Sep 27 18:03:15 2005