Re: [Subclipse-users] SVN Repository exploring problems

"Andrew Goodnough" <Andrew.Goodnough@wicourts.gov> wrote on 04/13/2006
10:43:12 AM:

> Thanks for the info about how orphaned projects get a repo added on the
> fly. That explains why they are there. Unfortunately, now I can't
> remove them without deleting the associated project, so, I'm just going
> to save my workspace off somewhere else and start with a fresh .metadata
> directory. It's good house-cleaning anyway, kinda like re-installing
> Windows every year to get rid of the cruft in the registry. :)

Worst case, you should be able to disconnect the projects. Delete the
repositories. Create a new one for root, and then do Team -> Share.

I think if you just create the new location for the root of your
repository and then restart, the projects will reassociate themselves with
that root connection and you can delete the others. Not positive, just
think I have observed that.

Of course creating a new workspace is often not a bad idea either.

Mark

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