Hi all, I've just recently upgraded to Eclipse 3.1 and have noticed a
problem when I delete a file in CVS. I was wondering if this is a
known bug? Here's an overview of my setup:
My project has a lib dir in which we keep our jar files checked in
(yes, i know this isn't a great idea). Our project relies on a second
project within our organization. Regularly, we rebuild and replace the
second project jar file. When we do this, we remove the existing file
"jstor-common-20050916.jar" from CVS and then add a new file
"jstor-common-DATE.jar".
Now, we also use the patch mechanism. We create a patch and then apply
it on a developer integration machine. When applying the patch, it
shows that the jar file should be removed, but then it fails to remove
it.(This might be a windows file issue) Regardless, I do whatever I
need to remove the file and then commit the changes to CVS.
Here's where the problem happens. On another developers machine, they
synchronize with the checked in files. This also seems to fail
removing the jar file. Now, however, as soon as this other developer
creates a patch, Eclipse tries to re-checkin the deleted jar file as
if they had added it. I don't see this problem with .java files, so
maybe it's just a binary file problem, or maybe windows is just
preventing the file from being deleted and the synch doesn't show the
error.
This had been working fine until we upgraded from Eclipse 3.0.1 to 3.1.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
John
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