Re: [Subclipse-users] Svn as a sub-part of my eclipse project

2008/7/14 Igor Rosenberg <igor.rosenberg_at_atosresearch.eu>:

> I'm only using svn on one subdirectory of my project (src/) [because I use a different
> directory structure than the original complete project on the whole svn] . When opening the
> project in eclipse, which uses subclipse fine in other projects, the src/ directory does not
> appear as version controlled. Is it possible to have the "Team" functionalities only on a
> sub-part of a project?

Unfortunately, there is no way to do this. Subclipse requires that
the entire project be connected to Subversion.

Depending on your needs, one possible solution would be to create a
local file:// repository. Store your Eclipse project in that
repository, and use the svn:externals property feature to have the
"src" folder come from the other repository. Then, with the exception
of that one folder, the rest of your project is just versioned
locally.

-- 
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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