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I just updated my version of eclipse to Juno and installed svn but every time I try to enter my existing repo location I get an error. Looking at the error it appending the local eclipse directory into the file path. This is the path that the error is giving “‘U:\eclipse\file:\U:\svnRepo’ is not a working copy” though I am only entering the
file:\\\U:\svnRepo
What am I missing?
I’ve gotten around the problem by renaming the existing repo to “OLD_svnRepo”, creating a new directory “svnRepo”, creating a new repo location and pointing to the new folder. I can then import and point to the existing repo and everything is good.
While I think this is an acceptable solution (because it gets me back up and coding instead of playing around with eclipse) I would like to know if there is a bug in the Juno package/Subversive so that I do not have to play around every time I do a fresh install.