I was using the prior version (0.9.105 I think). I now have 0.9.106.
There was a .project file and the project name does match the repository name. However, even if it had named the project according to that name, I don't see why the physical directory name on disk does not match the directory name from the repository.
I have tried 0.9.106 now and it does show the project name. It mostly resolves this problem. However, it seems it should allow specification of the project name (and default to what is found in .project) as well as specification of the physical directory name (and default to what is in the repository).
Thanks,
ken
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Phippard [mailto:markp@softlanding.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2006 2:08 PM
To: users@subclipse.tigris.org
Subject: Re: [Subclipse-users] Question about checkout directory naming
"Clark, Ken" <Ken.Clark@pfizer.com> wrote on 02/15/2006 02:01:16 PM:
> I am new to both Subversion and Subclipse -- but I have a question about
how a
> checkout directory is named.
>
> I checked out a top level directory from my repository, which brought me
> through a 2 screen wizard. (I right-clicked on the directory and clicked
on
> Checkout... from the resulting menu).
>
> In the first screen it defaulted to a project name matching the
directory name
> -- which is exactly how I wanted it so I accepted that and continued.
The
> second screen only allows me to redirect the location of the files
outside my
> workspace if I so choose. I want it there so also do not change that
from the default.
>
> I expected to get a file following the naming convention workspace-
> location\top-level-directory-name
>
> However, instead I got workspace-location\repository name.
>
> It seems a little odd. Also, how will I be able to check out other high
level
> directories from the same repository? If it follows the same naming
> convention, it will merge both directories into a single one named after
the
> repository. I was never given a chance to change the directory name --
which
> would have made sense if it made the disk name the same as the
repository name
> as I expected.
>
> Is this how this is supposed to work?
What version of Subclipse are you using? The latest version (0.9.106) had
a bug-fix in this area. The fix was basically that if the folder you
checked out had a .project file in it, then the checkout was using the
project name contained inside that file but the wizard was incorrectly
showing the folder name. If that were your problem, then you would have
seen the value in the .project file on the wizard and you could have typed
over it to give the name you want.
Mark
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