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Re: [Subclipse-users] "The file has been changed on the file system" when committing

From: Zach Bailey <zach.bailey_at_hannonhill.com>
Date: 2006-07-06 16:40:49 CEST

Dan,

Thanks for the tip. Currently, my workspace files ARE outside of my
workspace directory (i.e. my eclipse workspace is c:\java\workspace and
the files are in c:\development\myproject).

Additionally I have tried recreating my workspace from scratch a couple
of times and I still seem to be suffering from this weirdness...it is
like SVN is not refreshing my local project after a commit...

For instance I committed something the other day (a single file by right
click -> team -> commit). I got the commit email for it, and yet in my
workspace I could right click on my project, select "properties", go to
the subversion section and the "last changed revision" is still one
revision prior to my commit - my project says it is rev 4327 while the
HEAD revision is 4328. (it still says this in fact, almost a day after
my commit).

I am now running Eclipse 3.2 final, still subclipse 1.1.2 using JavaHL.

To me this really points to some sort of bug in subclipse, however it is
frustrating me that no one else seems to be experiencing it. :-(

Cheers,
-Zach

Dan Falconer wrote:
> On Wednesday 28 June 2006 1:42 pm, Zach Bailey wrote:
>> Mark,
>>
>> Mark Phippard wrote:
>>> Often if a file is not decorated you will see some kind of error in the
>>> error log.
>>>
>>> Mark
>> Still nothing in the error log. I will keep you posted if anything pops
>> up. I suppose for now I will just let it be and see if I can gather any
>> more useful information.
>>
>> -Zach
>>
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>
> If you've got your checkouts within your workspace directory, I would delete
> those directories & do a checkout on them, specifying a different directory
> for your projects. I've had all kinds of oddball issues when my checkouts
> were in the workspace directory, and they all disappeared as soon as I moved
> them outside of the workspace.
>
> If that's not the case, or it doesn't work, blow away your workspace
> directory, and recreate it. I've had issues where the metadata gets...
> "funked-up", and causes issues with decorators, refreshing, and even had it
> randomly decide that my project was no longer under SVN control.
>
> Hope that helps.
>

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