Mark,
sorry for posting to the wrong list.
I checked it and now I am scared a bit.
The "unversioned files" are really marked as "unversioned" in
Subclipse, but actually those had been versioned before the merge and no one
removed the file from the repository.
So it looks somehow Subclipse made SVN to "forget" about
files.
That's really strange.
What to do to prevent this in future?
Markus
Von: Mark Phippard
[mailto:markp
softlanding.com]
Gesendet: Di 28.02.2006
15:56
An: Markus Karg
Cc:
userssubversion.tigris.org
Betreff: Re: Subclipse drives me
crazy
"Markus Karg" <markus.kargquipsy.de> wrote on 02/28/2006
09:25:15 AM:
> I'm running Eclipse 3.1.1 on Windows XP, with Subclipse
0.9.108.
> I did a commit of a large bunch of local changes inside of a
really
large project.
> After minutes subclipse was done.
> But
still it shows a lot of black asterisk badges in the
package
explorer.
> I tried F5 for refresh, also tried to close eclipse
and restartet.
> Still the astierisks are there.
>; I thought the
commit didn't work, so I issues another commit.
> But subclipse told me
that there are no local changes.
> I checked with TortoiseSVN and actually
it tells me that I'm in sync
with the
> repository.
>
> So
what to do to make the badges go in sync with the actual state?
You sent
this to the wrong mailing list.
But to answer your question, like the CVS
Eclipse plugin, Subclipse shows
the modified decorator if you have any
unversioned and unignored files.
TortoiseSVN does not.
If you
followup, please do so on the correct mailing
list.
Thanks
Mark
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