[Ing. Miloslav Vlach]

Hello,

I’am usign the Subversion. When I’am deploying the application, the .svn directory is deployed too.
Can I define filter or solve this problem by another way ?

Thans Mila

[Scott Anderson]

Mila,

This was a bug that will be fixed in version 4.0M3, which we plan on releasing tomorrow morning. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[eadon]

Hi,
I am having a similar difficulty with the .svn folders. I can filter them from Eclipse itself using the exclude **/*svn/* filter. However MyEclipse still copies .svn folders to the build in the Web projects. I am using myEclipse version 4.0.3-GA – bang up to date. Is there a solution/workaround?

Thanks

[Scott Anderson]

Eadon,

The fact that you have to ask Eclipse to filter the files manuall, with an exclude, leads me to believe that you’re likely not using a Subversion client that’s an Eclipse plugin, but rather an external one instead. The reason that the distinction is important is that the Eclipse-based Subversion client properly marks the resources it uses as ‘team private’, which instructs both Eclipse and MyEclipse to ignore them automatically. You can get an Eclipse-based Subversion client here: http://subclipse.tigris.org/

[eadon]

Installing Subclipse (with or without installing javasvn also) did not prevent myeclipse including .svn folders, and their contents, into the war and ear deployment files.
Please advise on how to progress from here.

[eadon]

This was because I had not synchronised with the repos! After synching, myEclipse does not build the .svn folders nor their contents. “Installing” was not enough.

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