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As we work in team today, and we use different OSes, is it possible to manage a Eclipse project through different plateforms (Windows, Mac OS X and Linux), and with different SVN clients ?
If we put all files of the (Java) project, the bin subdirectory and metadata files comes in conflict, teamworkers can’t import project localy, etc.
Any best practices / ideas to manage this ?
Thank you!
you can install an eclipse svn client such as subversive or subclipse, but it’s also possible to manage the connection to the repository externally with a separate client such as tortoise etc.
as a general rule, we don’t add .class files to the repository, and ignore the whole ‘bin’ directory (or equiv).
besides that i’m not sure what you’re asking.