| A little help please [message #208694] |
Thu, 03 May 2007 03:50  |
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Originally posted by: hockeymon1.yahoo.com
Im having a problem with CVS in Eclipse. Another developer copied a file
from a different repository "x" to our repository "y". I was getting a
CVS protocol error which said "directory x/jclass/xml not in root path of
y" when I tried to update the directory that file was in. I had her remove
the file but she did not remove the directory. I manually removed the
directory and still get the error. Im able to check everything out clean
as a new project but the existing project will not let me do an update on
that directory without throwing the error. I can use WinCVS and the
update works fine. Does anyone know where Eclipse v3.1 with MyEclipse
plugin, would be storing the reference to the deleted CVS directory?
Thanks
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| Re: A little help please [message #208840 is a reply to message #208694] |
Thu, 03 May 2007 16:03  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse5.rizzoweb.com
Jeff H wrote:
> Im having a problem with CVS in Eclipse. Another developer copied a
> file from a different repository "x" to our repository "y". I was
> getting a CVS protocol error which said "directory x/jclass/xml not in
> root path of y" when I tried to update the directory that file was in. I
> had her remove the file but she did not remove the directory. I
> manually removed the directory and still get the error. Im able to
> check everything out clean as a new project but the existing project
> will not let me do an update on that directory without throwing the
> error. I can use WinCVS and the update works fine. Does anyone know
> where Eclipse v3.1 with MyEclipse plugin, would be storing the reference
> to the deleted CVS directory?
All CVS-related information is stored in a CVS subdirectory of each
directory that has CVS-controlled files (that is standard CVS, not
Eclipse by the way). I suggest, for the directory that is giving you
trouble, go to your file system and delete the whole directory,
including the CVS subdirectory. Back in Eclipse, Refresh the project and
then try to synchronize with the repository again.
Hope this helps,
Eric
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