when i create a new netbeans project netbeans tend to manage it with subversion by default.
i dont want that.
is it a way to remove it?
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when i create a new netbeans project netbeans tend to manage it with subversion by default.
i dont want that.
is it a way to remove it?
The project is not being monitored by svn if you create it in a directory that is not monitored by svn.
Let’s take a quick ‘example’…
Say you have checked out some code from an SVN repository, into the folder /home/mine/foo. foo becomes your SVN_ROOT…. All the code in any sub directory of foo came from your svn directory. If you create a project in /home/mine/foo/NewNBProject, NetBeans (and the svn command line program) will assume that you want this new project to be checked into the svn repo, eventually.
If you create your project in /home/mine/bar/NewNBProject, NetBeans will not associate the project’s files with a repository [assuming you did not use svn to get bar from an svn repository].