The svn:ignore property only affects files that have not been
committed, so if you already committed .project (which you must have,
or it wouldn't have an indicator), the svn:ignore property won't
matter.  You'll need to delete it to get it out of SVN (saving a
backup to manually restore), and then it'll be ignored.

Best bet to figure out what's different is to just do a commit on the
top-level folder of each project.  It'll give you a listing of what's
changed locally.  From there you can figure out what happened and how
to resolve it.  You can also use synchronize view, if you want, but
it's a bit overkill for simple changes.

cheers,
barneyb

On 7/3/07, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using CFEclipse with the Subclipse plugin to connect to our SVN
> repository.
>
> Everything appears to be working correctly. I can commit, rollback, update,
> etc.
>
> However in several repositories (I have 4 setup), The main folder icon
> indicates that there are changed files, when in fact there are not.
> Actually, in one of the folders, the .project file is "changed" but I'm
> never going to commit that. I've already set that file to be ignored, but it
> still shows the asterisk icon.
>
> In the other repositories, there's no changes, but the folder still
> indicates there are. How can I fix this so that it displatys the correct
> icon?
>
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