Mark Phippard wrote:
> I think it notifies us of "your files" that changed. But for example,
> when you switch a project every .svn folder in the project gets
> rewritten to the URL. None of those folders make it to us to refresh
> unless the switch operation also modifies one of your files in that
> folder.
>
Would it be fair to say then that the only files which would change
during a svn operation would be the ones that svn reports has changed,
plus the .svn folders in each folder below the folder the svn operation
occurred on?
If so, could subclipse avoid triggering a full refresh simply by passing
eclipse the files that svn reported changed, and then a list of .svn
folders built up by recursing through the folders beneath the one the
svn operation occurred on?
Sorry to revive an old thread, but this issue causes me considerable
hassles. I understand that the slowness of the refresh is mostly the
fault of the plugin I am using for development (PDT), however the need
to do a full refresh comes from subclipse. If subclipse could work
properly without requiring a full refresh, it would be good for those
who are working with other plugins such as PDT which may be slow at
building.
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Received on 2008-05-27 09:46:54 CEST