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I would like to upgrade Subclipse for Eclipse from 1.6 to 1.8. But I have to do a lot of work:
deinstall 1.6, install 1.8 and what the biggest problem – need delete all .svn folder!
But I have near 50 modified files – so I need to wait to finish my work or lost all changes.
Is a way to resolve all these problems? Thanks.
Not sure about the install process, but even if you DO delete your .svn files, you won’t loose your work!
When you checkout from SVN, the process is smart enough not to override the files that are different from what you have locally, so you shouldn’t have a problem there. When you synchronize, it’ll detect the files as different from what’s committed and will ask you to commit/merge/solve conflicts.