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[Subclipse-users] Odd display bug: modified projects appear nested into themselves?

From: Holger Hoffstaette <holger_at_wizards.de>
Date: 2006-01-24 17:38:01 CET

Wonders never cease. :)
Using 0.9.105 in 3.1.1 on Windows I just noticed an odd display bug in the
Synchronize view where suddenly a project is nested into itself as
modification. Selecting either the parent or itself as child does not seem
to make a difference for commit; in either case the /top-level project is
slated for commit. Cleanup, restarting eclipse or handwaving do not help.
The command-line tools show only the regular top-level directory as
modified so things are not 'really' messed up; it only seems to be a
display bug.

I *think* it can be reproduced by:
- adding resources to svn:ignore
- adding more resources to svn:ignore *outside* of eclipse (>20 projects,
had to do some mass-ignoring via TortoiseSVN)
- refresh Synchronize view

This is with JavaSVN; I cannot test right whether it also happens with JavaHL
since my repo uses svn+ssh and I don't have that configured properly.
Might be able to try later.
It is also not the first time I've seen this; it seems to go away and
everything works as usual after commit.

sorry to be such a pest :-)
Holger

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