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[eclipselink-dev] suggestion: remove .settings/org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs from SVN version control
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I would like to discuss removing the
.settings/org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs file from SVN version
control. This file holds Eclipse IDE settings for Compiler compliance
and Error/Warning/Info
markers for an Eclipse Project (and some other settings - too bad they
are all in a single file :-( )
At issue is that there is no standard across all the Projects checked
into SVN: some projects
have none (a user's local settings apply) while some projects have
settings that are either very
strict or very loose in terms of the warnings displayed.
I find that the warnings for projects I am working on get 'lost' in the
literally hundreds of warnings
displayed in the 'Problems' panel; but if I change a Project's setting,
then I have a 'dirty' marker
on the folder and I then spend time searching down through dozens of
folders trying to see if
I have any 'real' changes to be aware of.
Until we have consensus on exact settings, I would prefer to have solely
local control over
warning so that I can 'turn down' some projects (plugins, tests) and
'turn up' other projects,
all without 'dirtying' a folder or forcing a check-in to SVN.
What do you all think?
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Mike Norman | Principal Software Designer | 613.288.4638
Oracle Server Technologies | EclipseLink Product
45 O'Connor Street, Suite 400 | Ottawa, ON K1P 1A4 | (fax) 613.238.2818
