Question

I'm working on getting my team moved over to Eclipse Juno SR2 and we're currently running Subversion (1.6 server). We're getting the native linux client as well shortly to get us up to client 1.7. I'm seeing some inconsistent behavior with regard to svn:ignore properties.

Currently I've got a multi-module maven project setup (I've got latest version of integrations etc for maven, spring, and other tools). The projects in SVN each have the following svn:ignore property

.project
.classpath
.settings
.springBeans
target

For whatever reason, under Juno with Subclipse 1.8 running the SVNKit client adapter I'm seeing changes showing up under ${project_loc}/.settings and some of the files under target are showing up as "new".

Does anyone have suggestions or ideas? Is this a bug?

Also please PLEASE do not comment that "git, hg, bob's vcs is better than svn, you should switch". I've had that argument over and over and over and I've been shot down continually.

Was it helpful?

Solution

It is a bug. Currently being fixed and should be rolled out next week. If you can rollback your JavaHL or SVNKit plugins to the previous 1.7.8.1 version that will also temporarily resolve it.

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