Re: [Subclipse-users] Strange message while doing a "share project" with SVN

Because, if you have a WC (created with some other UI) on your disk, this
is how you make Eclipse aware of it too (you choose Team -> Share). So,
Subclipse needs to check if this is a WC first. If it isn't, it gets an
error, and then proceeds with creating a new WC. My guess is, that in the
past this error was filtered and we never saw it, but it seems that in
1.0.0 it somehow creeps through.

Cheers,

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"Renneberg, Volker (Bundeswehr)" <Volker.Renneberg.External@eads.com> 
wrote on 13.04.2006 10:27:29:
> Hi! 
> Can anyone explain the following behaviour. I created a new 
> repository-entry in eclipse (connection works, check in and sync with 
> other projects works via this repository).
> Now I do create a Java project and select that project in the project 
> list. Afterwards right mouse -> Team -> Share Project. Now eclipse 
> opens a requester asking for the repository type (SVN and CVS). 
> Immediately after the selection of SVN, eclipse opens a requester with
> the message:
> org.tigris.subversion.javhl.ClientException: Path is not a working 
> copy directory. 
> svn: "....TestSVN4\" is not a working copy. 
> To me it seems, that this requester tells the obvious: The newly 
> created project really is not working copy - it has to be imported 
> into the SVN repository. So, why does subclipse tell me this obvious 
thing?
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