In my Eclipse product I want to use svnkit library plugin. When I Install subclipse plugin, svnkit is there, however when I try to use svnkit library in my code, specifically:
SVNDiffClient diffClient = SVNClientManager.newInstance().getDiffClient(); diffClient.getDiffGenerator().setDiffUnversioned(true); I get error that SVNDiffClient and SVNClientManager cannot be found. To overcome this I added svnkit.jar to my plugin and added it to its classpath which works, and when I launch product in IDE everything works fine. I am not sure if this is correct way of doing it because I have svnkit loaded in my target definition and it should be available without adding a jar. When I build the product I see the that svnkit plugin is not being added in my product, and because of this setting of the code above does not work. I am not sure why svnkit plugin is not being added because it's available in target definition and my plugin and feature depend on it. I tried asking this question on Buckminster forum (build system we use), but haven't gotten a response yet. Perhaps someone faced a similar issue and can share advise? I spend sometime on this issue, so perhaps I am just overlooking something dead simple? Thanks, Alex
