[Subclipse-users] Re: Subclipse drives me crazy

Hi Markus,
sounds more closely related to subclipse rather than subversion.

Markus Karg wrote:
> I'm running Eclipse 3.1.1 on Windows XP, with Subclipse 0.9.108.
> I did a commit of a large bunch of local changes inside of a really large project.
> After minutes subclipse was done.
> But still it shows a lot of black asterisk badges in the package explorer.
> I tried F5 for refresh, also tried to close eclipse and restartet.
> Still the astierisks are there.
> I thought the commit didn't work, so I issues another commit.
> But subclipse told me that there are no local changes.
> I checked with TortoiseSVN and actually it tells me that I'm in sync with the repository.

I've seen that, too. Sometimes eclipse takes a bit to rebuild the project and also to resync with
the filesystem. After several seconds the "modified" markers usually disappear.

If they don't, there might by files that are not under version control and not listed in svn:ignore.
They also should show up in the "Team -> commit" dialog.

> So what to do to make the badges go in sync with the actual state?

If the commandline $ svn status (or TortoiseSvn if you like) gives no output (really nothing
modified, added, removed, unknown, etc.) move the eclipse project aside and re-checkout.

Greetings,
        M