> The dialog and the error log are a little more
> specific as to who's throwing the error:
Isn't it the other way around? svn is called with
`svn add -N D:\workspaces\BSE w Data Objects\test\com\dmf\bse`
(where I wonder about "BSE w Data Objects" which seems to
be replaced with "project" in subsequent messages).
svn prints: "Path is not a working copy directory...[snip]"
Then this message is wrapped up in a ClientException and
shown in the dialog.
> How to get over this hump, preferably without
> falling back on the command line?
subclipse should certainly be able to handle your
structure without falling back to cmd line but finding out
what has gone wrong is easier using cmd line (although
I never used svn on a win-dos cmd line myself).
I'd suggest performing:
svn status D:\workspaces\project
svn info D:\workspaces\project\test
svn propget -R svn:ignore D:\workspaces\project
werner
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