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Problem checking out svn repo with subclipse
原标题:

I have an svn repo that looks something like the following:

TRUNK/
     trials/  <- this is a java package
           <a bunch of java files>

When I check this out with eclipse through subclipse, I end up with a project with an empty src directory and a folder next to it called trials, which is not what I want. Is it possible to check it out through subclipse such that the src directory in the project contains trials which contains the java files?

最佳回答

We ended up solving this by rearranging the layout of the repository slightly (just put everything under a directory called "src") and after that subclipse just did the right thing (it s things like this that make me prefer a command line client where there is less magic, but not everyone on the team feels that way, so middle ground must be found).

问题回答

Try to check-out from Subeclipse using the use New > Other > SVN > Checkout Projects from SVN, and then use the "Checkout as a project in the workspace" option.

You can use the SVN Repository perspective to look at the repository to see if it has the files you need.





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