| Check out as folder into existing project doesn't work? [message #508722] |
Tue, 19 January 2010 19:09  |
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I don't get it. Of course it's detached, I haven't checked out anything into it yet!
I rely on this feature in the CVS plugin, is there some way to make it work for Subversive? I don't see any reason that it should be a technical requirement that the SVN repository must be set up in the form of an Eclipse project.
I'd just keep using TortoiseSVN, but refactoring is so tedious when I have to move classes into different packages and such.
[Updated on: Tue, 19 January 2010 19:16] by Moderator |
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| Re: Check out as folder into existing project doesn't work? [message #509388 is a reply to message #509215] |
Fri, 22 January 2010 00:48  |
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Hello William,
If your project isn't connected to SVN, you'll have such a warning message
"Destination project is detached from the source control ...", but Finish
button is enabled and you can press it, after which your resource will be
checked out. Isn't your resource checked out or Finish button disabled?
> Um, all of them?
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> I make a Java project. Then I go to the repository browser and right click
> on the trunk folder for the project I want to check out and choose "check
> out into existing project". Then I choose the "src" folder in my project
> as the checkout destination, and can't proceed due to a message at the top
> of the window saying "Destination project is detached from the source
> control." (to give the gist).
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