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[news.eclipse.newcomer] Re: Workspaces and CVS

First, is it possible to set up user specific privileges that limits some people's abilities to check in possible changes to .classpath or .project files, i.e. perhaps a user changed certain debug preferences that we don't want carried back into the repository?

I'm sure it is but that sounds like something that would have to be configured inside the CVS server and not in eclipse. For example I'm sure you could create two cvs logins. One that lets users commit .project and class files and another account that does not.


One idea we had for getting around that is branching off if someone needs to make changes to the workspace environment and then merging back once they finished what they are doing. So the next question, is it possible to merge ..classpath and .project files that have been branched? Is it a good idea
to
do so?

Sounds too messy. I also would not really worry about it too much because a lot of workspace specific configuration stuff including debugging is stored in the users local workspace and not in the .classpath and .proejct files. I'd suggest starting by committing one project to the repository and have your developers get together and walk through the process of checking out projects and see what breaks.