We share our project .ipr files and keep them in CVS. Consider this scenario:
Developer-A updates(*) the .ipr file (eg, add a source path**). Developer-B does a cvs update with idea open on that project file. Developer-B then does a cvs commit. The result is that the changes to the .ipr file made by Developer-A are lost. I would be nice if idea could detect the change to the .irp file on disk (just like all other files it knows about) and does something reasonable. Some possibilities are: prompt to import the change .ipr; prompt to save the current .ipr file to a backup so the developer can merge the .iprs and reopen idea; automatically merge the .ipr on disk to the version in memory. (*) All of these CVS operations are done outside of idea (eg, wincvs). I don't know if idea handles this case if the update is via idea. Does it? (**) I say source path, because that is an example of a change in the repository that will still allow the system to build. If a required library is added to the project, Developer-B will notice that because the code that was checked (along with the library dependency) will not compile. _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
