I'm using Maven2 for my builds. Maven does it's thing in a directory
under my project called "target", which is included in svn:ignore on
the root project folder. As part of the release process, Maven2
checks out a tagged version of the project into a sub-directory of the
target directory (called "checkout") and runs it's build from there.
As part of this build, a file is created in the checkout directory.
At this point, if I do a "Team/Synchronize with Repository" the file
that was created within the target/checkout directory shows as an
outgoing addition. This is even though the target directory is
ignored. The same thing shows using both JavaHL and JavaSVN.
However, if I go to the command line and do "svn status" it shows no
changes at the root of the project. If I switch to the
target/checkout directory and do "svn status" I see the outgoing
change.
Anyway, I would guess that having nested working directories, even in
ignored directories, is a bit risky - but I thought I would mention it
since the command line seemed to handle it OK.
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Received on Mon Jul 17 20:22:26 2006