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Björn Tantau commented on NETBEANS-4026:
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Actually, restarting Netbeans doesn't work. At first the new folders are shown 
in the Show Changes screen. But when I try to commit them only changed files 
are committed again.

> SVN: New folders after merge aren't committed
> ---------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: NETBEANS-4026
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-4026
>             Project: NetBeans
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: versioncontrol - Subversion
>    Affects Versions: 11.2
>         Environment: Kubuntu 18.04
>            Reporter: Björn Tantau
>            Priority: Critical
>
> When I add new folders in one svn branch (branch-to-merge) and then go to 
> another branch (trunk) and merge the changes from branch-to-merge into trunk 
> only changes to files are shown and committed.
> The folders are shown as new in the projects view. Right clicking on them and 
> selecting Subversion -> Commit will commit them as expected. But committing 
> from the root folder will not show them.
>  
>  To reproduce:
>  # Set up svn with two identical branches.
>  # Switch to second branch through Subversion -> Copy -> Switch to Copy
>  # Do some changes, add folders with new files and commit.
>  # Switch to first branch.
>  # Merge changes via Subversion -> Copy -> Merge Changes -> One Repository 
> Folder Since Its Origin
>  # Commit Changes through Subversion -> Commit
> Expected Result:
> All changed files and all new files and folders are commited to the first 
> branch.
> Actual Result:
> Only changed files are commited to the first branch.
> Workarounds:
> Restart Netbeans or commit the new folders individually.
> Notes:
> svn status actually shows the new folders, so the issue seems to be with 
> Netbeans.
> I marked this as critical because in a large project you might not notice the 
> missing folders and thus commit something incomplete to trunk and push it to 
> production with missing files. (this is exactly what happened to me)



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