Re: [Subclipse-users] 'tags' directories not treated as though they are in the repository

Rhys Parsons <rhys.parsons@connectionspace.com> wrote on 02/16/2006
12:38:35 PM:

> I have two directories called 'tags' in my source tree, representing JSP

> tags. When synchronizing, items in these directories are ignored (e.g.
> new files aren't added). When I add files manually I am warned that
> files in these directories are not added by default, although there is
> no svn:ignore property.
>
> The 'Team' sub-menu shows these directories as though they are not under

> version control, although Subversion properties show that the folder is
> Managed and show the correct URL.
>
> I am guessing that directories called 'tags' are singled out as being
> different.
>
> Is this a bug or am I missing a config option somewhere? Command-line
> svn treats these directories as any other - it's only subclipse that
> differentiates.

Subclipse honors the global ignore settings in Eclipse as well. Eclipse
ships with "tags" as an ignored resource by default. Go to Team ->
Ignored Resources to remove it.

I remember seeing an open Eclipse issue to remove this. No one seemed to
know why they shipped that way. It is coming from the CVS plugin though.

Mark

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