[Subclipse-users] Bugs/ugliness in Subclipse?

A few things have turned up while I've been experimenting with
converting projects that use the default package to projects with proper
packaging.

- if I check out (say) repo/blah/trunk using the repository browser, the
suggested project name for "Check out as a project in the workspace" in
the "Check Out As" dialog is given as "trunk". If this value is left as
it is, the checked-out project ends up actually called "blah".

- sometimes (I can find no commonality, but it's about once in three
attempts), when I create a new multi-label package in the package
browser, then go into the Navigator and do a Team->Add, when I return to
the package browser I will see not the one package I added (say
a.b.c.d), but MANY packages, one for each label, like a, a.b, a.b.c and
a.b.c.d!

- Having done this, and whether I end up with the expected one package
or the unexpected four packages :-) I cannot revert. This is absolutely
repeatable. The second-level directory is reported as not being under
version control, and the revert fails. For example, if I create a
package a.b.c.d within project Z and use the Navigator to Team->Add the
top level "a", I see that a, a/b, a/b/c and a/b/c/d have been added to
version control. Then I go back to the package browser, and revert the
project. This is what happens in a project of mine called "connection":

add-N /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a
    A /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a
add-N /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a/b
    A /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a/b
add-N /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a/b/c
    A /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a/b/c
add-N /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a/b/c/d
    A /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a/b/c/d
revert -N /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a
    Reverted /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a
revert -N /home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a/b
    svn: '/home/kauer/eclipse_workspace/connection/a/b' is not under
version control

This looks to me like Subclipse is reverting in the wrong order. It
needs to revert d, then c, then b, then a, but it starts with a, which
renders it unable to get rid of the rest.

Regards, K.

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Karl Auer (kauer@biplane.com.au)                   +61-2-64957160 (w/h)
http://www.biplane.com.au/~kauer/                  +61-428-957160 (mob)
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