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Re: Rename with lower/upper case chars

From: Toby Johnson <toby_at_etjohnson.us>
Date: 2007-03-14 17:22:19 CET

Ingo Siebert wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i'm using Subclipse and i can't _rename_ a Java class, if i only change
> the case of a letter and not the letter itself.
>
> Sample which is not working:
> ABCException => AbcException
>
>
> The guys of Subclipse told me, that this isn't a bug in Subclipse, but
> a limitation of Subversion itself. Is this true?

Not a limitation of Subversion, but of the filesystem/OS if it is not
case-sensitive (i.e. Windows). You can work around this in several ways;
two of the easiest are:
* Make sure any local changes are committed first, then perform the
rename on the URLs directly, such as: svn move
http://path/to/ABCException http://path/to/AbcException -m "Changed case
of ABCException". Then do a local update on your working copy.
* Check out another working copy on a case-sensitive filesystem/OS (such
as Linux), perform and commit the rename(s) there, then update your
working copy on Windows.

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