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Re: [Subclipse-users] Noobie: Convert working copy to new branch

From: Gunnar Wagenknecht <gunnar_at_wagenknecht.org>
Date: 2006-08-24 14:56:01 CEST

Mark Phippard wrote:
> Why is this "better" when it is so many steps? It separates the creation
> of the branch from the commit of your changes. This makes it easier to
> create a patch with your changes, or to later merge them back to trunk.

Mark, do you have a recommendation of how to handle branching/tagging of
multiple projects in the same repository? Right now I tag them outside
of Eclipse by selecting the parent "trunk" folder.

I also noticed that tagging/branching fails in Eclipse if the folder
hierarchy is to deep because some folders do not exist yet.

Example:
Project: my.eclipse.plugin
Trunk: .../trunk/plugins/my.eclipse.plugin/
Tag: .../tags/MYTAG/plugins/my.eclipse.plugin/

Usually at tagging time only the folder "tags" exists. Thus,
"MYTAG/plugins" has to be created. Could Subclipse do this automatically
instead of failing the tag operation?

Another suggestion. If I select multiple projects, could Subclipse
detect a common repository URL structure and support tagging them all at
once?

Example:
ProjectA .../trunk/plugins/my.eclipse.plugin.a/
ProjectB .../trunk/plugins/my.eclipse.plugin.b/
ProjectF .../trunk/features/my.eclipse.feature/

Common repository URL would be ".../trunk". The Tag/Branch dialog would
ask me for the new "parent" URL, eg. ".../tags/MYTAG" and then Subclipse
would tag them accordingly, either as one atomic operation (if supported
by Subversion) or my several operations.

Cu, Gunnar

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Gunnar Wagenknecht
gunnar@wagenknecht.org
http://wagenknecht.org/
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