Mark Phippard wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 8:42 AM, Steve Cohen <scohen_at_javactivity.org> wrote:
>> Is there an easy way to copy files and directory structures in eclipse
>> without carrying the subversion information to the new location? My use
>> case for this is to copy recursively a whole directory of resources from
>> a tree holding resources written for one locale to another. I then have
>> in one place everything I need to get translated. But if I just copy in
>> Eclipse, all the subversion information comes with and I don't want
>> that. It causes problems later. What is the easiest way to avoid this?
>
> On the Team menu there are Copy and Export options that will do a
> proper svn copy or svn export to deal with the SVN information the way
> it is supposed to be. When you copy using Eclipse, it is just a
> filesystem copy which is incorrect. Unfortunately, Eclipse does not
> provide a team provider hook when you do this as it does for other
> operations.
>
>
So I think then, the easiest (only) way is to do the copy in the file
system and then get rid of the .svn stuff and then refresh in Eclipse.
That seems to work.
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Received on 2010-01-11 14:57:09 CET