Re: [Subclipse-users] Can't commit regenerated dir-tree

Jiøí Mare¹ <Jiri.Mares@svt.cz> wrote on 06/30/2006 04:59:15 AM:

>
> I tried to delete the dir content but to leave the .svn dirs, but then
> subclipse won't synchronize anything. Therefore I
> tried cleanup command and things went well, I can commit new changes
....
>
> Is it the right way, or not?

Deleting folders that have .svn folders in them is very bad, so do not do
that. Subversion generally cannot recover from that and your working copy
is corrupt. Note that this is a Subversion issue.

How are you deleting the content? If you do it from within Eclipse, we
are going to capture the delete and run the svn delete command, which is
probably not what you want.

Can't you just generate the reports on top of the existing ones and let
Subversion recognize which ones are modified/added? If not, then I would
think if you deleted the content, and did not delete and folders, then
regenerating should work fine and Subclipse should just work.

Mark

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Received on Fri Jun 30 14:50:33 2006