[flexcoders] Problem with Subclipse...
Hello all - I'm having a problem with with subclipse and flex builder 3, and I was wondering if anyone else had run into similar issues. Basically all of my source directories in a project (src, libs, html-template) sync up with the subversion server without issue. But the binary directories (bin-release, bin-debug) don't. I've tried different ways of creating the project and have attempted working directly from the command line, but nothing seems to work as expected. I just wanted to check if this a known issue / feature or if I am out on the edge of the curve with this one. Thanks!
Re: [flexcoders] Problem with Subclipse...
you should not commit your bin and bin debug to svn, we have an exclude rule on it to enforce this. On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 2:10 PM, Rob Kunkle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all - I'm having a problem with with subclipse and flex builder 3, and I was wondering if anyone else had run into similar issues. Basically all of my source directories in a project (src, libs, html-template) sync up with the subversion server without issue. But the binary directories (bin-release, bin-debug) don't. I've tried different ways of creating the project and have attempted working directly from the command line, but nothing seems to work as expected. I just wanted to check if this a known issue / feature or if I am out on the edge of the curve with this one. Thanks! -- j:pn \\no comment
Re: [flexcoders] Problem with Subclipse...
hmm... Is there any way to turn the exclude rule off? I didn't see it in the fb preferences? It would be great if this were documented somewhere. This might be a stupid newbie question, but could you explain why this should be excluded? thanks in advance, rob On Aug 18, 2008, at 6:19 AM, Johannes Nel wrote: you should not commit your bin and bin debug to svn, we have an exclude rule on it to enforce this. On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 2:10 PM, Rob Kunkle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all - I'm having a problem with with subclipse and flex builder 3, and I was wondering if anyone else had run into similar issues. Basically all of my source directories in a project (src, libs, html-template) sync up with the subversion server without issue. But the binary directories (bin-release, bin-debug) don't. I've tried different ways of creating the project and have attempted working directly from the command line, but nothing seems to work as expected. I just wanted to check if this a known issue / feature or if I am out on the edge of the curve with this one. Thanks! -- j:pn \\no comment
Re: [flexcoders] Problem with Subclipse...
its a svn command. svn ignore path/path if I recall.subclipse should have the functionality it built in, but since you have already committed that stuff, you need to delete it from svn and then do an ignore on the folder. its a pain once you have committed it. On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 3:56 PM, Rob Kunkle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hmm... Is there any way to turn the exclude rule off? I didn't see it in the fb preferences? It would be great if this were documented somewhere. This might be a stupid newbie question, but could you explain why this should be excluded? thanks in advance, rob On Aug 18, 2008, at 6:19 AM, Johannes Nel wrote: you should not commit your bin and bin debug to svn, we have an exclude rule on it to enforce this. On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 2:10 PM, Rob Kunkle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all - I'm having a problem with with subclipse and flex builder 3, and I was wondering if anyone else had run into similar issues. Basically all of my source directories in a project (src, libs, html-template) sync up with the subversion server without issue. But the binary directories (bin-release, bin-debug) don't. I've tried different ways of creating the project and have attempted working directly from the command line, but nothing seems to work as expected. I just wanted to check if this a known issue / feature or if I am out on the edge of the curve with this one. Thanks! -- j:pn \\no comment -- j:pn \\no comment
Re: [flexcoders] Problem with Subclipse...
The ignore option operates on a file/folder level in your working copy. Right click on an item in the Flex Navigator pane, go down to the Team menu and then select Add to svn:ignore. With regards to why something should be excluded - mainly because there is no point. When you commit a source revision, it should contain everything needed to create the output binaries (source files, resources, compiler/project settings etc). The only thing you gain by putting your output folders under version control is to have more stuff bloating up your repository. Even more annoyingly, you will end up with a dirty working copy that gets committed where nothing has changed except that someone rebuilt the project - this clutters your history and forces other team members to do an update where non was needed. This is not specific advice for Flex, this is pretty much given for any development environment under version control. Regards, Nik
