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I am using the subclipse plugin to connect to a subversion (http://subversion.tigris.org) repository.
Subversion uses .svn folders to track changes to the working copy (similar to CVS folders).How can i make the DeploymentBuilder to ignore these folders?
In 2.6.x ME excluded all .X files from deployment which caused some users problems who’s apps depend on files with the naming pattern, e.g., .foo.jsp 🙂 In 2.7 we relaxed this practice to only excluding the .project, .classpath, .my*, and CVS files. For 2.8 we plan to add much more user control to deployment configuration. I have added your requirement to the long list of deployment enhancements that we are working on.
It is my understanding that Eclipse teamtool resources are by default excluded when enumerating the resources of a project using the Eclipse resource APIs. I’m pretty sure that is how ME avoids deployment of CVS files. How well does subversion work as a team environment w/in Eclipse? For some reason I would assume it’s resources would be excluded similar to the CVS resources.
Also what version of Eclipse and MyEclipse are you running?
I am using Eclipse 3.0 M8 with MyEclipse 3.7.2.
I will check it with the Subclipse development team to find out what is going wrong.
