I noticed this too and it has to do with the way the copy operation
works in subversion itself. Try it using the subversion command line and
you will get the same result. I find this rather annoying since you need
to make sure you are not using the same tag by accident before tagging.
If you do you might not even notice that a new directory was created
beneath the already existing tag. This happend to me several times.
Since it is the way subversion works subclipse could for example check
if the path entered for the new tag already exists and give a warning.
I'm glad someone else also dislikes the current behavior and I am
looking forward for a disussion on how this could be improved.
Thomas
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From: Vladimir Grabarchuk [mailto:vladchuk@workwell.com]
Sent: Mittwoch, 10. Januar 2007 10:12
To: users@subclipse.tigris.org
Subject: [Subclipse-users] Weird tagging problem.
When creating a tag for <proj>/trunk in <proj>/tags/<tag> it works
normally. However, if the same operation is attempted again (same
project, same tag) the following happens: <proj>/tags/<tag>/trunk is
created!!
I think this used give an error saying that the <proj>/tags/<tag>
already exists. I am using version 1.1.9.
Received on Wed Jan 10 22:27:28 2007