Hello,
I am beginning with Subclipse and I have some questions about Subclipse.
First of all, here is what I am using
- Client: Windows XP, Eclipse 3.1.1, Subclipse 0.9.104, JavaSVN
adapter, SVN+SSH protocol,
- Server: Redhat Enterprise Linux 3, Subversion 1.3.0
Question 1: I converted our CVS repository to SVN using cvs2svn tool,
I got a SVN repository organized like this:
svn
+ branches
+ tags
+ trunk
+ ModuleCvs1
+ ModuleCvs2
Now when I add a new project called "ModuleSvn1" to the repository
using default Subclipse options, I get a SVN repository organized like
this:
svn
+ ModuleSvn1
+ branches
+ tags
+ trunk
+ ModuleCvs1
+ ModuleCvs2
Is normal that my project called "ModuleSvn1" is
- not under trunk?
- not a the same level that "ModuleCvs1"?
Question 2: when I add and commit a folder called "tags" in my
project, Subclipse doesn't say anything but does not add it to my SVN
repository. Nonetheless, I managed to add this folder using
TortoiseSVN client. What's the problem with Subclipse and "tags"
folders?
Thanks for your help,
Gerald
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Received on Wed Jan 18 09:03:57 2006