How to override svn repository using subclipse?
Or, in last case, by command line?
How to override svn repository using subclipse? Or, in last case, by command line?
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How to override svn repository using subclipse?
Or, in last case, by command line?
Solved by just commiting from the command line.
Subclipse its really being a nightmare here… I don’t know if its becouse of Ubuntu. I had used it beautifully in Windows.