| red exclamation mark on folders? [message #17026] |
Thu, 24 April 2008 00:57  |
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Originally posted by: rusty.berkeley.edu
I took a new eclipse dynamic web project and added it to my repository.
But two folders under the web folder (the folder where WEB-INF and
META-INF live) have a red exclamation mark, the folder css, and in the
WEB-INF folder the folder classes. The classes folder has some
configuration files in it, e.g., for logging, and the css folder has my
CSS stylesheet files in it.
How can I configure subversive so that these folders and their files are
put in the subversion repository?
Thanks
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| Re: red exclamation mark on folders? [message #17781 is a reply to message #17026] |
Fri, 25 April 2008 14:48  |
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Originally posted by: alexander.gurov.polarion.org
Hello Rusty,
Red exclamation mean that something goes wrong with working copy
processing.
Most frequent case is using external (relatively to Eclipse IDE) build
process which make some damage to working copy. For example it can copy
svn folders from source folders into corresponding binaries folders. In
that case copied .svn folders is placed in wrong path. So, erroneous
working copy parts are marked with red exclamation.
In order to avoid this situation you can correct your build process in
order to prevent copying of .svn folders. Another one way is do not use
external builders.
Also resources can be decorated with red exclamation mark if working copy
is damaged in some way, for example it can happen when SVN
meta-information is locked by some external process in time of update,
commit etc.
In last case you need to recheckout damaged working copy parts. In first
case (if output folder is not versioned) you need to remove all .svn
folders inside output folder then refresh project in Eclipse IDE. But if
output folder is versioned you still need to resheckout this working copy
part.
Rusty Wright wrote:
> I took a new eclipse dynamic web project and added it to my repository.
> But two folders under the web folder (the folder where WEB-INF and
> META-INF live) have a red exclamation mark, the folder css, and in the
> WEB-INF folder the folder classes. The classes folder has some
> configuration files in it, e.g., for logging, and the css folder has my
> CSS stylesheet files in it.
> How can I configure subversive so that these folders and their files are
> put in the subversion repository?
> Thanks
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| Re: red exclamation mark on folders? [message #17793 is a reply to message #17781] |
Fri, 25 April 2008 17:54 |
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Originally posted by: rusty.berkeley.edu
Great, thanks. I removed the .svn folders and did another commit and it
looks good now.
Alexander Gurov wrote:
> Hello Rusty,
>
> Red exclamation mean that something goes wrong with working copy
> processing.
> Most frequent case is using external (relatively to Eclipse IDE) build
> process which make some damage to working copy. For example it can copy
> svn folders from source folders into corresponding binaries folders. In
> that case copied .svn folders is placed in wrong path. So, erroneous
> working copy parts are marked with red exclamation.
> In order to avoid this situation you can correct your build process in
> order to prevent copying of .svn folders. Another one way is do not use
> external builders.
>
> Also resources can be decorated with red exclamation mark if working
> copy is damaged in some way, for example it can happen when SVN
> meta-information is locked by some external process in time of update,
> commit etc.
>
> In last case you need to recheckout damaged working copy parts. In first
> case (if output folder is not versioned) you need to remove all .svn
> folders inside output folder then refresh project in Eclipse IDE. But if
> output folder is versioned you still need to resheckout this working
> copy part.
>
>
> Rusty Wright wrote:
>
>> I took a new eclipse dynamic web project and added it to my
>> repository. But two folders under the web folder (the folder where
>> WEB-INF and META-INF live) have a red exclamation mark, the folder
>> css, and in the WEB-INF folder the folder classes. The classes folder
>> has some configuration files in it, e.g., for logging, and the css
>> folder has my CSS stylesheet files in it.
>
>> How can I configure subversive so that these folders and their files
>> are put in the subversion repository?
>
>> Thanks
>
>
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