I am still having problems getting subclipse setup.
I have successfully added the new repository location and can view the
files under the SVN Repository perspective.
If I am under the Navigator tab I can view my project with the files
from the repository.
The problem that I am having is if I
That sounds like some strange behavior. Are you using eclipse 3.2?
Maybe try starting Eclipse with -clean, that's always a good thing to
do when any weirdness pops up in eclipse.
The lock dialog should only appear if you execute the lock command,
via right-clicking on the file and going Team
After attending CFUnited we decided to investigate using Subversion
Source Control for our ColdFusion applications.
I have Subversion up and running along with TortoiseSVN. I have
successfully setup a repository and checked out a local working copy
from the repository. I can also make changes
I think you need a leading slash on your project path.
What version of Eclipse/Subclipse are you running? Running Subclipse
1.0.3 on Eclipse 3.2 it just asks for the URL, not broken down into
pieces at all. I'd expect the Eclipse version is irrelevant.
cheers,
barneyb
On 7/27/06, Ryan
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From: Ryan Duckworth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 6:33 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Subclipse... Subversion and Eclipse Integration Help
After attending CFUnited we decided to investigate using Subversion Source
Control for our
-Add a new CVS Repository
I think you are trying to add the repository using cvs. If you have the
Subclipse plugin properly installed you should change perspective to SVN
Repository Exploring and then create a new location. Should be
straightforward from there.
Let us know how you go.
Angus
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