> I exported a directory tree containing a java project to our SVN
> repository. The directory tree contained (among other folders), a
> /classes folder (for compiler .class ojbect files), and a /src
> folder (containing the actual .java source files).
>
> I then used TortoiseSVN to checkout the entire project. After
> checkout, when I go to Update the project, TortoiseSVN reports that
>
> /classes/com/mot/cgiss/ats/ensemble/XX.java
>
> is missing (note that the path above is "/classes", not "/src"). If
> I ok the update, it copies all the XX.java files from the /src tree
> into the /classes tree. If I then delete the incorrectly placed .java
> files in /classes and commit the change, the corresponding files in
> /src are deleted.
>
> Any idea why TortoiseSVN would be confusing the files in /classes
> with those in /src?
This looks to me like a case of your IDE "helpfully" copying the .svn
folders from your src tree to your classes tree.
Convince your IDE that it should not be doing this. Then check out a
new WC, as the metadata for the current one is trashed.
Dale McCoy
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Received on 2011-04-12 19:05:02 CEST