Re: [platform-team-dev] cvs file deletion problem

[John York <jry@xxxxxxxxx>]

Filed as bug 110004.

I suspect that the CheckStyle plugin might be holding onto the jar file, 
since it immediately tries to rebuild the project anytime anything 
changes. I fiddle with this and let you know if it makes a difference.

Thanks,
John


Michael Valenta wrote:

> John,
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> Could you log a bug for this against Platform CVS. I suspect what is 
> happening is that the remove fails because the file is probably in use 
> by the OS. What is troubling is that the sync info for the file is 
> then lost, causing it to become an outgoing addition.
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> 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:
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> 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".
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> 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.
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> 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.
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> This had been working fine until we upgraded from Eclipse 3.0.1 to 3.1.
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> Any ideas?
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> Thanks,
> John
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