Eclipse workspace use Subclipse, how ignore same folder with tortoise SVN

[Nafter <Hd...@allshare.nl>]

In our team we are developing java code using myeclipse. In MyEclipse we are
using Subclipse to update and commit our code. This is working perfectly.

Our workspace folder is located in SVN together with a few other folders. So
we do have a root folder called 'development', which has 3 subfolders in
SVN:

-development
  > workspace
  > docs
  > tools

In myeclipse we point our workspace to development/workspace which is
working fine.

But on my disk I do have the entire structure (development and all of its
subfolders).
Now I would like to do an update or a commit on the root 'development'
folder. This causes the new/modified stuff from docs and tools to be
commited or updated. 

However this will also check the workspace folder!!! But that folder is
already being controlled by Subclipse within our MyEclipse workspace. We DO
NOT want to update/commit this folder on the disk with Tortoise SVN. I know
we can say 'add to ignore list', but that means it won't be controlled any
longer I suppose.

Does anybody has an idea how to solve this? So still have the possibility to
work with this folder structure, but to make sure that Tortoise SVN is not
also updating/committing stuff wich is already controlled by SVN Subclipse
in Myeclipse?

Thx.


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Re: Eclipse workspace use Subclipse, how ignore same folder with tortoise SVN

[Daniel Becroft <dj...@gmail.com>]

On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 7:12 PM, Nafter <Hd...@allshare.nl> wrote:
> In our team we are developing java code using myeclipse. In MyEclipse we
are
> using Subclipse to update and commit our code. This is working perfectly.
>
> Our workspace folder is located in SVN together with a few other folders.
So
> we do have a root folder called 'development', which has 3 subfolders in
> SVN:
>
> -development
>  > workspace
>  > docs
>  > tools
>
> In myeclipse we point our workspace to development/workspace which is
> working fine.
>
> But on my disk I do have the entire structure (development and all of its
> subfolders).
> Now I would like to do an update or a commit on the root 'development'
> folder. This causes the new/modified stuff from docs and tools to be
> commited or updated.

The only files that are committed are the ones that have been selected in
the Commit dialog. If you select files under \workspace to commit then, yes,
they will be committed.

> However this will also check the workspace folder!!! But that folder is
> already being controlled by Subclipse within our MyEclipse workspace. We
DO
> NOT want to update/commit this folder on the disk with Tortoise SVN.

First, is there any particular reason why?
Second, a working copy cannot be 'controlled' by a client. A client can
simply be used to work with an SVN working copy. Any SVN client should be
able to be used with any SVN working copy (aside from the future-WC-version
error).

> I know
> we can say 'add to ignore list', but that means it won't be controlled any
> longer I suppose.

No, the ignore list is used for a completely separate thing.

> Does anybody has an idea how to solve this? So still have the possibility
to
> work with this folder structure, but to make sure that Tortoise SVN is not
> also updating/committing stuff wich is already controlled by SVN Subclipse
> in Myeclipse?

The simplest way I can see of achieving it, is to move the \workspace folder
outside of the \development working copy. For example:

One working copy would contain \docs and \tools, and the other would contain
\workspace. (This is simple to achieve with sparse working copies, too).

Regards,
Daniel B.

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