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when exporting CVS repositories, the Custom Label of the CVS Repository is not saved. Steps to reproduce: A. Export CVS Repositories ======================== 1. Start with a fresh install of Eclipse 3.1.1 with a new Workspace (lets calls this Workspace A) 2. Switch to the CVS Repository Exploring perspective 3. Create a new Repository Location and click OK 4. In the CVS Repositories view, right click on the newly created Repository Location and select Properties 5. Select Use Custom Label radio box and type in a new label and click OK 6. From menu bar select File -> Export -> Preferences -> Next 7. Select Choose Specific Preferences to Export radio button 8. Click on CVS Repositories checkbox 9. Enter a filename for To Preference File and click on the Finish button B. Import CVS Repositories ======================== 10. Start with a fresh install of Eclipse 3.1.1 with a new Workspace (lets calls this Workspace B) 11. From menu bar select File -> Import -> Preferences -> Next 12. Type in the name of the preferences file from Step 9. 13. Select CVS Repositories check box and then click the Finish button 14. Switch to the CVS Exploring Repositories perspective 15. Notice that the custom label from Step 5 was not retained and instead is the default full repository URL in the form: :pserver:someuser@someserver:someport/somepath/someproject If someone took the time to set the labels for a large number of repositories and this information is lost, the work to reset the repositories custom labels is an acceptable workaround but an inconvenience. Otherwise, great job!!
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