Re: [stp-dev] SVN problems

[Andrea Zoppello <andrea.zoppello@xxxxxx>]

Hi,

After you've done  a disconnect you could share your project with "Share 
Project Wizard" this is the way i manage the
im stuff from our internal scn to eclipse stp svn:

1) Disconnect ( delete svn information )
2) Share Project
3) Follow the wizard

BTW Antony, i don't understand why you need to disconnect your project 
once you've checked out???
Once you've the version in the repository you could put your 
modification on this version and then synchronize.

But if you've just disconnected best way to do what you want to achieve is:

1) Keep in a separate folder your code
2) Chekcout project from eclipse svn, and overwrite your modification ( 
you just saved in other folder in point 1 )
3) Apply to the version you check out from svbn, your modification
4) Check in your modification

Just my 2cents.


Andrea Zoppello


Oisin Hurley ha scritto:
> Hi Antony,
> Thanks for the instructions - it makes things much clearer.
>
> > Try checking out B2J core.  Then right-click and select 
> > Team-Disconnect.  Now imagine you have changes in that project that 
> > need to be committed.  You can't checkout the project from SVN 
> > because your changes will be overwritten and (as far as I can tell) 
> > you can't re-share the project with the STP SVN repository to do a 
> > synchronize.
>
> Once I request a Team->Disconnect, it asks me do I want to
> delete all the SVN metadata. When I say yes, it tells me
> that I will not be able to reconnect the project - that
> I will either have to share it to a new location or delete
> the project and check it out again (screenshot attached).
>
> Once the SVN metadata is gone, then there's no way for SVN
> to automate getting the changes in, alas :(
>
> I did a bit of further investigation and I think there is
> a way to speed things up a bit. There is still some human
> involvement required. If you change the name of the project
> that was disconnected, then check out the project from
> the repo again. Next, select the two projects, right click
> and select Compare With -> Each Other -- this compares the
> projects structurally, and from that you can then drill
> down to the standard file comparison viewer. That viewer
> provides the means to manually move changes from file to
> file. So the process is basically iterate through the files
> that the compare editor has indicated as different, and
> manually move the changes from the file that is in the
> project that was disconnected, to the file that is in the
> project that was checked out. Then you can do a commit on
> the new checked out project to get the changes in. It's
> not perfect, but it will help bring in the changes that
> have been made.
>
>  cheers
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