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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by David Findley <da...@yahoo.com> on 2004/04/26 21:25:31 UTC
svn status showing "phantom" files?
Hi!
I'm using Subversion 1.0.2 (with the latest Berkley DB
with both patches applied), using the command line
client on Mac OS X 10.3, and using svnserve -d on
Solaris 2.8. I compiled the software I'm using on
both systems from the source.
My problem:
I've added a Java based Eclipse project with an empty
/bin directory. When I check it out fresh, svn status
shows empty, as I would expect. Next, I open the
project in Eclipse and allow it to build the .class
files, which it does. I've also added *.class to
svn:ignore and that seems to work fine.
However, running svn status after the build shows
this:
svn status
S bin
! bin/com/sbc/test/TestFiles.java
!
bin/com/sbc/ui2/components/JavascriptDelegate.java
! bin/com/sbc/ui2/components/SbcPageLayout.java
! bin/com/sbc/ui2/components/InvertedU.java
...
and the odd thing is that the .java files don't exist
in the file system. I have definately verified this.
Where is it getting these from? Is there something
obvious I'm missing? I've read the manual and faqs
over a few times and can't find anything obvious. I'm
going to investigate further, of course, but if anyone
has any hints or suggestions, I'd greatly appreciate
it!
Thanks,
David Findley
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Re: svn status showing "phantom" files?
Posted by Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>.
On Mon, 2004-04-26 at 16:25, David Findley wrote:
> Next, I open the
> project in Eclipse and allow it to build the .class
> files, which it does.
Eclipse is Evil. When you do this, it destroys your .svn/ directories.
It treats the whole directory as an "opaque bundle", much like NeXTStep
project builder.
So what you're seeing is what happens when the .svn/ directory is
destroyed. Lots of files/dirs are listed as "missing".
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