<petra.gratzer@ubs.com> wrote on 09/27/2006 11:03:36 AM:
> I have created a completely new empty Java project. Afterwards i shared
the
> project with subversion. At the first commit window i only include the
src
> Folder to be commitet.
> Now the problem starts. I excluded one file from version control by
using
> the svn:ignore property. Now i called commit and get an error, that a
file
> is maybe out-of date.
> When i call update i get the message, that i'm already at the current
> revision. If i call commit again, then it works.
> When i add a second file to svn:ignore this "out-of-date" message does
not
> appear again.
> Does someone have any idea why this happens the first time i add a new
Java
> project into an subversion repository?
This FAQ explains it.
http://subclipse.tigris.org/faq.html#out-of-date
As of Subclipse 1.1.6, if you use the Synchronize option we will show Out
of Date folders as incoming changes by default. So if you do something
like modify the svn:ignore property on an out of date folder, the folder
will show as a Conflict in the Synch view. Hopefully this will help make
it clearer that you need to do an update before you can commit.
Mark
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Received on Wed Sep 27 17:08:22 2006