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Subclipse CollabNet is displaying a mystery icon decorator
原标题:

The scenario: I m merging a series of cherry-picked revisions from an SVN branch into trunk. I m using the Subclipse CollabNet client to do the merge. Everything works great, except that in addition to the files I picked to merge, my working directory shows a series of changes that SVN thinks have changed but that I haven t chosen to merge.

If I do a diff on the files in question, it tells me there are no differences. If I do a commit, I get the screenshot below, with the mystery icon I haven t been able to find documentation of anywhere.

Screenshot:
mystery decorator with green background and white triangle

问题回答

That icon indicates that there are modifications to versioned SVN properties (which do not appear in the Eclipse diff GUI). In this case, the modifications are to the svn:mergeinfo property that SVN uses for merge tracking.

See this blog post for explanation:

http://blogs.open.collab.net/svn/2009/11/where-did-that-mergeinfo-come-from.html

SVN 1.7 is going to have a behavioral change in merge tracking which removes this unexpected aspect of how merge tracking works.





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