[saschamonteiro]

Hi, I upgraded from 8.0M1 to 10 on Mac OSX, but now all SVN connection in my projects are broken! (only a Apply Patch link under the team menu)
I added -clean in myeclipse.ini, no improvement..
All I can do is remove the project and check it out from SVN again, but it’s too much work for all of us

[support-tony]

saschamonteiro,

I’m sorry you are seeing this problem. I’m trying to set up a similar environment to check the problem. However, this is most likely to be a problem with the SVN plug-in that you’re using. Are you using the same plug-in in both cases?

[saschamonteiro]

Hi Tony,

Using subclipse in both 8 and 10

[support-tony]

saschamonteiro,

I’m afraid I couldn’t replicate the problem. On a Mac, I checked out an SVN project in MyEclipse 8.0. Then I opened the same workspace in MyEclipse 10.0 and it recognized the project as an SVN project. I also was able to import the project into a different workspace, in MyEclipse 10.0 and it was still recognized as an SVN project.

You could try importing into a different workspace, as I did, since this would be quicker that checking out the project from SVN, particularly if you have many such projects (as all projects can be imported together), to see if that solves your problem.

Otherwise, I suggest you post on the subclipse user forum for specific subclipse support.

[andersflodell]

Hello!

I have seen similar things with subversive plugin as well.
This is what ive done:
– Copied all my ME 8.6 projects from an old computer to a new one.
– Installed a new fresh ME 10 on the new computer.
– Added the subversive plugin thru the configuration center in ME.
– Imported one ME 8.6 project from my copied folder using the import/general/import existing projects into workspace.
– Saying yes to the dialogbox talking about ME 8 projects needs to be upgraded to 9 or above during import.

When i then tried to do an update from the SVN repository i got a lot of “Tree structure conflicting” errors i havent seen before with ME 8 + subversive plugin.

Luckily i found that there was a newer version of ME available, the ME 10.1. And also a newer version of the subversive plugin, 2.3.0. After upgrading both i almost got it working.

I can now use the import wizard and it creates a SVN repo location taken from the imported project. And the update errors are no longer showing up. However i still miss one part. In the package explorer window of ME 8.6 i could see the SVN repo location URL on the right-side of the project names. This part is still missing for me in ME 10.1.

So my question is if this missing SVN URL in the package explorer is due to some setting i have to change in the new ME 10.1? Or is a bug in either ME 10.1 or the subversive plugin 2.3.0?

With kind regards
Anders

[support-tony]

Anders,

MyEclipse should not affect how subversive works, so your best bet is to post on an eclipse/subversive forum for specific support. However, I did try the same steps and had no problems, so I’m not sure what the cause of your initial problem was.

I’m glad you managed to get it all working, though. With regard to the label decorations, these can be specified in the subversive preferences. Go to Window->Preferences->Team->SVN->Label Decorations->Text Decorations. I’m not sure exactly what you want to see but only the project has the repository URL in the decoration, by default. Again, subversive documentation and forums is the best place to go for more detailed help.

[andersflodell]

Thank you Tony!

Changing the settings for the label decorations did the trick!
I found that there was one available label decoration checkbox that wasnt checked after my upgrade. It was simply called SVN. When checking that box i got back my repo URL location when opening the project.

Maybe i forgot to set the decoration box or the new subversive plugin version has changed its default settings. Anyway, thanks again.

Anders

[support-tony]

No problem, Anders. I’m glad it’s all working for you again.

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