Description Martin Burger 2005-04-29 11:25:20 EDT

Overview Description:

If you create a copy of a project and delete the copy, the content of the states
in local history of both projects (original and copy) will get lost while shutdown.


Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create project called 'orig' (simple project is OK).

2. Create file 'foo.txt' in project 'orig'.

3. Modifiy 'foo.txt' to get some states in local history.

4. Copy project 'orig' to new project 'Copy of orig'.

Now, you have all the states of 'foo.txt' in both projects (use "compare with
local history" to verify).

5. Delete project 'Copy of orig'.

6. Shutdown Eclipse.

7. Start Eclipse.

9. Compare 'foo.txt' in project 'orig' with local history using "compare with
local history"


Actual Results:

Now, you see the list of states of 'foo.txt' (timestamps), but the text compare
says: "State is not valid or might have expired".


Expected Results:

Text compare should show the corresponding diff.


Additional Information:

The method

    public InputStream getContents(IFileState target)

in

    org.eclipse.core.internal.localstore.FileState

throws

    ResourceException(IResourceStatus.FAILED_READ_LOCAL, target.getFullPath(),
message, null);

because IFileState target does not exist.