Re: [Subclipse-users] Cannot switch if project not in workspace

"Brad Dompe" <bdompe@hotmail.com> wrote on 05/19/2006 11:15:23 AM:

> It seems like switch only works if I create the project in my workspace.
 If
> it exists anywhere else, I can do all commands but switch. I also tried

> doing a commit in each scenario, to verify that there are no modified or

> unversioned files.
>
> This seems like a bug, but any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

This seems like it would have to be some sort of Subversion issue,
although I do not know why TortoiseSVN would work. Try issuing an svn
switch command line statement that looks about the same as what we show in
the Console view.

I have tried to recreate the problem using two Windows drives and cannot.

As to the procedure you use, if the projects are not already on your F:\
drive, you might as well use the Subclipse checkout to populate the F:\
drive. If they already exist, then go ahead and use the import.

The one thing you might want to avoid doing is using the svn command line
client on Solaris. This is because it will have a different value for
svn:eol-style=native then the Windows client will have. If you do not use
that property, then no issue.

Mark

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