| eclipse3, svn and synchronization [message #268772] |
Thu, 26 August 2004 03:26  |
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Originally posted by: jimworke.yahoo.com
I'm using Eclipse 3.0 with sftp plugin (from www.klomp.org) and php plugin
(from www.phpeclipse.de). I'm also using subversion version control
system, but without using any eclipse plugin for that.
Here's the full story on my development process:
1) Using console, svn checkout my project into eclipse's workspace
2) Do an import project into Eclipse
3) Do an export project in Eclipse to a sftp site
4) Make changes to the code
5) Synchronize the changes to the web server using sftp
6) Once the code is working, I'd go to console and do a svn commit
Now, the problem is, in synchronize view (sync to sftp site where apache
reside) is also showing the ".svn" directories. I don't want to sync the
".svn" dir....
I've tried to add a ".svn" in the Team->Ignore resources before I do the
importing into eclipse.
I'm not sure who to ask this question. eclipse or sftp owner?
Anyone can help me?
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| Re: eclipse3, svn and synchronization [message #268794 is a reply to message #268792] |
Thu, 26 August 2004 05:17  |
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Hello Marcus Olk,
Marcus Olk schrieb:
> For what particular reason don't you use the subclipse plugin?
> (http://subclipse.tigris.org/)
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> Currently we're still using Visual SourceSafe but plan to migrate
> to svn asap. Thus I've got no experience with svn and subclipse, yet.
> So Subclipse is just an idea, because I expect it to become the standard
> plugin to be included into the Eclipse releases to come, just like the
> cvs team support.
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> Does someone use svn with Eclipse already?
We have used svn for a period of two weeks but went back to cvs after
recognizing, that at least the current plugin does not provide the
complete functionality of the corresponding cvs plugin (e.g. refactoring
capability) and showed a very bad performance compared to cvs.
Furtheron the Team->Disconnect function has an error (because it does
not remove recursively **all** .svn directories + their contents), which
is really annoying.
A brother of mine also tested svn (not the plugin) some month ago in a
large project which had to store html files with names of rare character
sets. During a normal client-server interaction involving such an
unusually named html file (I don't know the details here), the
repository was completely destroyed and they immediatly fell back to
cvs.
Please don't misunderstand that message here. I strongly assume, that
svn is "the" future open source version control system, but I wouldn't
use it in the moment for important projects...
Just my personal 0.02 Euro cent,
Daniel Krügler
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| Re: eclipse3, svn and synchronization [message #268828 is a reply to message #268772] |
Thu, 26 August 2004 10:25 |
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Jim,
You could try contacting the SFTP plugin providers but I suspect they
use the synchronize infrastructure that is provided by the base Eclipse
and it does not currently support ignored resources for deployment
providers (e.g. FTP, WebDAV, etc).
Michael
Jim Worke wrote:
> I'm using Eclipse 3.0 with sftp plugin (from www.klomp.org) and php plugin
> (from www.phpeclipse.de). I'm also using subversion version control
> system, but without using any eclipse plugin for that.
>
> Here's the full story on my development process:
>
> 1) Using console, svn checkout my project into eclipse's workspace
> 2) Do an import project into Eclipse
> 3) Do an export project in Eclipse to a sftp site
> 4) Make changes to the code
> 5) Synchronize the changes to the web server using sftp
> 6) Once the code is working, I'd go to console and do a svn commit
>
> Now, the problem is, in synchronize view (sync to sftp site where apache
> reside) is also showing the ".svn" directories. I don't want to sync the
> ".svn" dir....
>
> I've tried to add a ".svn" in the Team->Ignore resources before I do the
> importing into eclipse.
>
> I'm not sure who to ask this question. eclipse or sftp owner?
>
> Anyone can help me?
>
>
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| Re: eclipse3, svn and synchronization [message #269128 is a reply to message #268991] |
Sat, 28 August 2004 21:38 |
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Originally posted by: jimworke.yahoo.com
Michael Valenta wrote:
> If your using the sync view, the only workaround currently is upload
> individual files and exclude the ones you don't want.
Ok, thanks. I'll try that for now.
But, is there any plan to have something similar to Ignored resources for
the sync view?
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