RE: Re: svn status showing "phantom" files?
From: Simon McClenahan <smcclenahan_at_healthcompartners.com>
Date: 2004-04-26 23:46:26 CEST
By default, Eclipse will delete everything in your build directory before rebuilding a project. You can toggle this feature (in Eclipse 3.0M7) in Window, Preferences, Java, Compiler, Build Path, Clean output folders on full build checkbox.
You may want to consider installing the Subclipse plugin for IDE integration with Subversion. I think Eclipse/Subclipse still has issues with the .svn directories existing, but save that discussion for the Subclipse list.
Are you sure you want to version control the bin directory? Alternatively, you could specify a different build directory for Eclipse, and create an ant task or whatever that copies the appropriate files to your bin (or dist/bin ?) directory for version control management.
- Simon
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On Mon, 2004-04-26 at 16:25, David Findley wrote:
Eclipse is Evil. When you do this, it destroys your .svn/ directories.
So what you're seeing is what happens when the .svn/ directory is
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