I know that this question has been asked a couple of times, but there is something that I don’t understand about the Team → Share dialog box. Sorry for the message :)
So, I have this group of projects that are already managed by svn (there are svn directories) that I imported into Eclipse through a new project dialog. Everything is working fine.
When using the Sharing project wizard, I select the SVN provider, repository, and I look through the next two steps: Enter a commit comment. Now I do not want the plugin to commit or any changes to the repository.
I tried to do this with another repo, where I had read-only access, and got operation 405 in MKACTIVITY operation.
I tried with Subclipse and it just casually informs me that the project is present in the repository and that it will now link it, thank you very much.
According to the other answers in Subversion there is similar functionality, so my questions are:
Are the actions of the sharing project wizard different in Subclipse when it discovers that the project exists? If there is no way to find out?
Do we go through the commit, removing all the files and praying that the plugin does not add anything?
Precisions
- The option "Enable automatic project" is marked in the general settings of SVN.
- I could use the subtitle, but I'm just wondering how to do it subversively, and I don't like the idea of changing plugins just because I could not understand the dialogue of the share project :)
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