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Every time I change a package name or move some source code folder, I get “out of date” errors when trying to commit on SVN with Subclipse (plugin for Eclipse). It’s amazingly annoying and I always have to spend additional 20 minutes trying to think of a solution how to solve that. Does anyone have similar problems? How do you solve them? Is there a way to force commit something (to say to commit and not pay attention to non-updated files)?
I have similar problem. Unfortunately I have not found out the reason.At first I thought this happens because of incorrect commit order for packages, subpackages and classes. It seems the problem occurs only for projects with more then one developer involved. I always do Update after deleting any package and before commit. This always helps me.