Hello Alex,
I can't say for sure, but what if you look at the way Subclipse plugin
defines dependency on SVNKit? You probalby should define it the same
way in your plugin's manifest.
Alexander Kitaev,
TMate Software,
http://subgit.com/ - Svn to Git Migration!
http://svnkit.com/ - Java [Sub]Versio
Hi,
SVN/SVNKit commit only added and versioned files. You should add all files you
want to commit to
version control. In oder to do that you may walk througn the directory children
calling
getWCClient().doAdd (.) on each or you can call
wcClient.doAdd(directory, true, true, false, SVNDep
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Please see there...
m6m6
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Hi Semen,
I built the r9464 and retested.
The status operation works now correctly like the other operations. :-)
Thanks,
m6m6
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In my Eclipse product I want to use svnkit library plugin. When I
Install subclipse plugin, svnkit is there, however when I try to use
svnkit library in my code, specifically:
SVNDiffClient diffClient = SVNClientManager.newInstance().getDiffClient();
diffClient.getDiffGenerator().setDiffUnversione
Hi everyone,
I add files in my work copy, use getCommitClient().doCommit(.) can't
commit the changes.
To check a directory, we use SVNWCUtil.isVersionedDirectory(File dir), if it is
false, use getWCClient().doAdd (.) to add it to svn, then
getCommitClient().doCommit(.)
but, when
