can project root be different from working copy root?

[Holger Stratmann]

Hello everybody,

I have a project that is located "within" a working copy, i.e. not at
the working copy root:

workingcopy/project1
workingcopy/project2
workingcopy/common
workingcopy/specsanddocs

Can I make this setup work in Subclipse? It seems that Subclipse only
finds the Subversion information if the project (root) IS a working copy...

Of course I *could* make separate working copies for each project, but
that would have serious disadvantages and I really don't want to :-(

I appreciate any help!

Holger

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[Mark Phippard-3]

On Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 8:52 AM, Holger Stratmann <tigris@...> wrote:

> Hello everybody,
>
> I have a project that is located "within" a working copy, i.e. not at
> the working copy root:
>
> workingcopy/project1
> workingcopy/project2
> workingcopy/common
> workingcopy/specsanddocs
>
> Can I make this setup work in Subclipse? It seems that Subclipse only
> finds the Subversion information if the project (root) IS a working copy...
>
> Of course I *could* make separate working copies for each project, but
> that would have serious disadvantages and I really don't want to :-(

Provided that project1 is the root of the Eclipse project, that works
fine.  That is how I manage my working copy for Subclipse development.

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Thanks

Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/

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[Holger Stratmann]

Mark Phippard wrote:
>> workingcopy/project1
>> workingcopy/project2
>> workingcopy/common
>> workingcopy/specsanddocs
>>
>> Can I make this setup work in Subclipse?
> Provided that project1 is the root of the Eclipse project, that works
> fine.  That is how I manage my working copy for Subclipse development.
Thanks for the fast answer.
This has miraculously cured itself :-)
I don't know what happened, the decorators are now present after I'd
tried everything to make them appear before posting...

However, maybe it's still worth investigating why I had problems?

I think I did things "backwards":
First, I created my "project from existing source".
Second, I installed Subclipse.
Third, I added the repository location.

Then, no icons. I tried refreshing and cleaning the project, even closed
and restarted Eclipse. Still, no icons.

I checked out "project1" into a new project and it immediately had the
decorators. My existing project still didn't have them.
Another Eclipse restart. Nothing.

Then I posted to the mailing list :-)

After posting, I did some other stuff, not even involving Eclipse.

Now I go back to Eclipse and voilà, there they are... Oh well... What
could I have done differently before?

Thanks,

Holger

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