"Nick Penteado" <npenteado@ces-landtec.com> wrote on 10/11/2006 06:46:09
PM:
> I?ve been having trouble with subclipse apparently losing sync with my
svn
> working copy. This happens if I modify my working copy from outside
of
> eclipse, using either SVN cli or TortoiseSVN. Once this is done, my
working
> copy can no longer be checked in/updated/switched/reverted/etc from
within
> eclipse. The thing that leads me to believe that subclipse is the
culprit
> is that svn operations still work fine from outside of eclipse. The
only
> way that I?ve found to get my working copy committable from within
eclipse
> is to delete the project, then do an import from svn? dump the whole
folder
> then start again from the repository. Is there a way to rebuild any
metadata
> being used by subclipse? I?m assuming that subclipse needs to store
extra
> information about the working copy that is not included in the normal
.svn
> folders. Any help would be most appreciated! Thanks in advance.
>
> Here?s my details?
>
> Environment:
> Window XP SP2
> Eclipse v3.2
> Subclipse v1.1.7 (using JavaHL)
> Subversion repository (on a local server) v1.3.1
> Subversion client (on my machine) v1.4.0
> TortoiseSVN 1.4.0 Build 7501 32bit
> Observed Results:
> An error dialog box is displayed stating that my project folder is not
under
> version control.
> After you get the error, the team menu only allows (everything else is
> greyed out): commit, create patch?, apply patch?, add to version
control,
> revert, configure branches/tags, disconnect
>
> Console dump:
> update -r HEAD D:/src/EnviroComp/Aems/DataImporter
> svn: 'D:\src\EnviroComp\Aems\DataImporter' is not under version
control
>
> If you refresh the package explorer the svn decorators all turn into
??s
>
> Svn operations still work fine using both svn cli and TortoiseSVN, so
there
> is nothing wrong with my working copy
That is all textbook stuff for if you are using JavaSVN. Either that or
somehow your install is messed up an 1.1.7 is not being used. I say
that
because you'd also get this with JavaHL 1.3.
Mark
Thanks Mark, you were right, I was JavaSVN. Setting it to JavaHL gets
rid of the problem. I appreciate the help! (sorry for the messed up
email format, couldn't remember how to get outlook to quote)
Nick
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Received on Thu Oct 12 01:59:27 2006