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| Re: import -> existing project and .svn information? [message #528325 is a reply to message #526567] |
Tue, 20 April 2010 07:47   |
 Igor Burilo
Messages: 435
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hello Kristian,
Please, check whether you have an enabled 'Enable automatic project share'
option in Subversive preferences (Window/Preferences/Team/SVN), this option
manages automatic project share.
Anyway if you already imported project but it's not automatically shared you
can share it in the following way: select project and call Team/Share
Project action, then select 'Use project settings' option.
> Folks;
>
> using RAP/RCP and single-sourcing layout, there are some plug-in projects
> I keep in a separated folder and just "import" -> "existing project" into
> my RCP / RAP workspaces as desired. Problem is, however: These projects
> live in an SVN repository, and when importing an existing project into a
> workspace, it seems that even though the project has ".svn" metadata in
> it, these metadata are ignored by the IDE and the project can't be updated
> / commited using the Eclipse Team tooling.
>
> Is there any way of changing that? Is this a bug or an intended feature?
> Running 3.5.2 on Ubuntu Linux...
>
> TIA and all the best,
> Kristian
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| Re: import -> existing project and .svn information? [message #530594 is a reply to message #528325] |
Fri, 30 April 2010 09:04 |
Kristian Rink
Messages: 36
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi there;
and first off, even though it took some time, thanks a bunch for your
response to that. Had some time looking into this, here's what I figured
out:
Am 20.04.2010 09:47, schrieb Igor Burilo:
> Please, check whether you have an enabled 'Enable automatic project share'
> option in Subversive preferences (Window/Preferences/Team/SVN), this option
> manages automatic project share.
This option seems to be enabled by default, at least it is enabled in my
configuration.
> Anyway if you already imported project but it's not automatically shared you
> can share it in the following way: select project and call Team/Share
> Project action, then select 'Use project settings' option.
Tried so, but I don't "see" this option, the whole "share project"
action is about to guide me through importing a new project into SVN.
Which is not what I want. By the way does this procedure work with
projects imported into a workspace without actually being copied there?
I want to have my "shared" code (used in several workspaces) in a
"shared" location as well without explicitely copying it into the
different workspaces...
TIA and all the best,
K.
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| Re: import -> existing project and .svn information? [message #531487 is a reply to message #530594] |
Wed, 05 May 2010 08:23 |
Igor Burilo
Messages: 435
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hello Kristian,
As I checked it correctly works: if you don't copy project into a
workspace while importing it. I suppose that problem could be in that
SVN connector in your workspace can't work with working copy format of
the project, e.g. in Eclipse you have connector which works with SVN 1.5
format but the project has SVN 1.6 format.
> Hi there;
>
> and first off, even though it took some time, thanks a bunch for your
> response to that. Had some time looking into this, here's what I figured
> out:
>
> Am 20.04.2010 09:47, schrieb Igor Burilo:
>> Please, check whether you have an enabled 'Enable automatic project
>> share'
>> option in Subversive preferences (Window/Preferences/Team/SVN), this
>> option
>> manages automatic project share.
>
> This option seems to be enabled by default, at least it is enabled in my
> configuration.
>
>> Anyway if you already imported project but it's not automatically
>> shared you
>> can share it in the following way: select project and call Team/Share
>> Project action, then select 'Use project settings' option.
>
> Tried so, but I don't "see" this option, the whole "share project"
> action is about to guide me through importing a new project into SVN.
> Which is not what I want. By the way does this procedure work with
> projects imported into a workspace without actually being copied there?
> I want to have my "shared" code (used in several workspaces) in a
> "shared" location as well without explicitely copying it into the
> different workspaces...
>
> TIA and all the best,
> K.
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Best regards,
Igor Burilo
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