| CVS Reorg, Multiple Projects in a Workspace [message #252059] |
Mon, 17 March 2008 15:21  |
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Our fearless leader decided he just had to reorganize our cvs source tree.
I had no idea how to communicate this to Eclipse..
..so I thrashed around awhile..
..and managed to get a new Checkout in my same Workspace.
It appeared as a second Project in the Workspace..
..but I haven't been able to work with it.
Eclipse seems to think that I already have a Project by that (new) name -
and that that Project doesn't exist.
I reckon at this point that the only thing I can do by myself..
(being tired of spinning my wheels)
..is just give up and create a whole new Workspace.
(after I figure out how to do /that/)
...but I wonder:
? Was there a way I could have done what I wanted?
(I don't even know how to say it in Eclipse-ese; point my Project to a
new cvs Checkout?)
? /Can/ one work with multiple Projects in a Workspace? Is it wise to try
to?
Thanks in advance,
-- M.
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| Re: CVS Reorg, Multiple Projects in a Workspace [message #252081 is a reply to message #252059] |
Tue, 18 March 2008 05:26  |
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Originally posted by: mauro.molinari.cardinis.com
P. Michael Hutchins ha scritto:
> ? Was there a way I could have done what I wanted?
> (I don't even know how to say it in Eclipse-ese; point my Project to a
> new cvs Checkout?)
I think it may depend on how big is the change that has been made to the
CVS source tree. If it were just a root folder change or a server
change, maybe you could have tried to right-click on your project, CVS,
"Change Sharing...".
Anyway, I learnt from my own experience that CVS support in Eclipse is
not so much flexible... and I feel there's no intention to improve it :-(
> ? /Can/ one work with multiple Projects in a Workspace? Is it wise to
> try to?
Of course! I have more than 40 projects in my workspace (some are tiny,
some huge), with dependencies from each other.
Cheers,
Mauro.
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