Scott Palmer wrote:
>
> On 16-Mar-06, at 8:56 AM, Mark Phippard wrote:
>
>> Scott Palmer <scott.palmer@2connected.org> wrote on 03/16/2006 08:48:46
>> AM:
>>
>>> I've been getting this error for a while now... using Eclipse 3.1
>>> and Subclipse 0.9.107 (will update soon to 108 or whatever is latest)
>>>
>>> An error was encountered retrieving the Eclipse resource for: 'D:
>>> \My\Workspace\Folder\.metadata'....
>
>>>
>>> I get this error with both the JavaSVN and JavaHL adapters.
>>> The .metadata directory is ignored with svn:ignore on the parent
>>> Folder. I just don't get it, since Eclipse should know about it's
>>> own .metadata folder and that it isn't part of my project resources
>>> in any way.
>>
>> I guess the main question is what would be triggering us to even be
>> looking at that folder? Is your entire workspace folder and Subversion
>> working copy? There are known problems if that is the case.
>
>
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> What are the known problems?
I tried this and the problem that I ran into was that, as far as I can
tell, subclipse will not manage the directory. You will have to do it
externally. Such as adding another project, renaming a project, changing
properties on the directory, and so forth. Internally, each project has
its own url (at least the way I set it up). Because I had a single svn
root, I had the expectation that subclipse would do a single commit
against all the projects. Not so. (I did change to javasvn to get that
behavior).
Basically, I found that things did not work as I expected. So I deleted
the .svn directory that was a sibling of .workspace and adjusted my
expectations according to experience.
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Received on Thu Mar 16 15:56:09 2006