| Using cvsignore in CVSROOT = Inconsistency (problem) in Eclipse 3.0.1 [message #274988] |
Tue, 02 November 2004 08:03  |
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Originally posted by: jamesdz.simula.no
Using cvsignore in CVSROOT =3D Inconsistency in Eclipse 3.0.1
I added a pattern to cvsignore in CVSROOT for files that I want omitted =
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from being added to my repository. This works in the sense that the fil=
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never get committed to my repository. BUT, it seems that Eclipse never =
looks at this file, making my project appear to have outgoing changes =
(indicated by a greater-than sign '>').
Consider the following scenario:
I add the pattern ".svn" to cvsignore in CVSROOT.
I checkout my project from CVS.
I create a ".svn" directory in the checked-out project.
Eclipse shows that there are outgoing changes in the project.
I try commit this change (that should be ignored).
The commit command does nothing. The ".svn" directory is ignored (as it =
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should be). BUT, the project continues to appear as having outgoing =
changes!
Is anyone else experiencing this problem? Is this a bug in Eclipse?
Thanks,
James.
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| Re: Using cvsignore in CVSROOT = Inconsistency (problem) in Eclipse 3.0.1 [message #275056 is a reply to message #274988] |
Wed, 03 November 2004 09:36  |
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See bug https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=30
James W. Dzidek wrote:
> Using cvsignore in CVSROOT = Inconsistency in Eclipse 3.0.1
>
> I added a pattern to cvsignore in CVSROOT for files that I want omitted
> from being added to my repository. This works in the sense that the
> files never get committed to my repository. BUT, it seems that Eclipse
> never looks at this file, making my project appear to have outgoing
> changes (indicated by a greater-than sign '>').
>
> Consider the following scenario:
> I add the pattern ".svn" to cvsignore in CVSROOT.
> I checkout my project from CVS.
> I create a ".svn" directory in the checked-out project.
> Eclipse shows that there are outgoing changes in the project.
> I try commit this change (that should be ignored).
> The commit command does nothing. The ".svn" directory is ignored (as it
> should be). BUT, the project continues to appear as having outgoing
> changes!
>
> Is anyone else experiencing this problem? Is this a bug in Eclipse?
>
> Thanks,
> James.
>
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