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Stable: 20020125 I was not really sure where to log this pr since the JDT should not have to know about cvs which is what is implied by having a file .cvsignore. Apologies if this is the wrong home for this pr. Anyways.... As a user I should not have to create a .cvsignore file for my java project in order to add the bin. It is highly unlikely a user would actually think to do this. I only noticed it by virtue of having two other happy projects in my workspace (and from hearing the old csignore discussions). As a meta point likely for vcm folks?: A user should not have to manually edit cvsignore. There needs to be a ui that informs the user they can pick folders that will not be synchronized with the server.
See comments to http://dev.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=8995
Moving to platform-vcm (in two steps) 1. .cvsignore is part of CVS world, required for compatibility. Supporting magic UI for editing tough since can have arbitrary file patterns in it. 2. However, /bin will soon be auto-ignored through use of CORE "transient" flag that JDT to set and Team to read. We will close this bug once this support in. 3. Also, we have an "Add to .cvsignore" menu item that should help a little average user who doesn't know about .cvsignore.
JDT now marking all folders but top level "bin" as derived.
Verified that 'add to .cvsignore' functionality is present and works. Need to verify that all subfolders of bin/ are marked derived, wait for today's integration build.
Logged JDT bug asking why folders are not marked as derived. Reopening bug until JDT bug is fixed.
Folders (all but output folder itself) now marked derived.