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RE: [platform-vcm-dev] does .project need to be checked into the repository
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No feature of Eclipse requires this. If you don't check it in to the
repository, then it's a little more pain for you, as you will have to
"Check Out As..." to create it as a Java project, and then manually set the
build path. But as you say, there are positive sides to doing this,
especially if you're the only one using Eclipse.
james
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Boris,
Thanks for your quick response. Here is my situation -- I am working in
a
multi-developer environment with heterogenous development tool use. I
would
like the repository contents to be tool-agnostic. If developer X is not
using eclipse for development, then he/she has no use for ".project".
Likewise, I would like to use the eclipse CVS tool to access external
sources (jakarta / jboss / etc.) that do not have ".project" and to which I
do not have commit access.
> You have to add .project and .classpath to the repository.
What features of the system require this? I'm not sure if the issue re:
not having project info is an issue for me, as I expect each developer to
set up their own development environment themselves. Also, building will
be
done using a platform-and-tool-agnostic build system (ant). Is there
anything else that will be disturbed by having "unsynchronized" .project
files?
Also, after taking a look at the VCM 2.0 story, I didn't see mention of a
user story or use case that covers my scenario. Does Eclipse VCM support a
heterogenous environment of development tools, or is it focused on teams
composed of Eclipse users only?
- Matt
-----Original Message-----
From: platform-vcm-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:platform-vcm-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Boris Pruessmann
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 3:02 AM
To: platform-vcm-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [platform-vcm-dev] does .project need to be checked into
the repository
You have to add .project and .classpath to the repository. The .project
file defines the project natures (java project, pde project etc.) and the
builders (java builder etc.). If you don't commit the .project, upon
checkout to a different workstation, eclipse will create a default one
without that information and you won't have a java project.
The .classpath defines the build dependencies of the project. While I think
that if should be possible to run without having it synced to cvs (not sure
about it though as I never tried), it'll be much more convenient for the
other developers if you do so. Otherwise they have to setup the classpath
themselves.
Greetings,
Boris
On Wed, 31 Jul 2002, Matt Munz wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm an eclipse newbie and I'd like to get started with the platform by
> using the CVS interaction functionality. I have been able to browse, and
> create a project out of my repository's contents.
>
> I noticed that the project creation process generated a project
descriptor
> (.project), and that the GUI indicates that this file is not in sync with
> the repository (looks like ">.project"). Do I need to check this file
in?
> What will happen if I don't -- does the VCM system require that .project
> files are in sync between developers, or are they allowed to differ?
>
> - Matt
>
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