I think you're on the good way, but not to the end.
1. Did you actually remove all the "target" folders? (svn rm target)
2. Did you actually check in the removal and the propset
"svn stat target" should give:
target: (Not a versioned resource)
So this are real repository changes, not only in your local (or
continuums) working copy! Everything under target should never get into
your source repository.
My svn:ignore property on the root of a Maven 2 project or module mostly
look like this:
target
.project
.classpath
.settings
Hth,
Nick Stolwijk
Raffaele wrote:
Thanks but it doesn't works!
I tried also to restart Continuum...
I have executed the following command starting from each directory of my
modules containing the "target" directory:
svn propedit svn:ignore "directory"
then it opens a editor where I write "target" as pattern to ignore.
In fact if I list the properties I see correctly my ignore list set.
whew!
Thanks in advance.
Raffaele
Nick Stolwijk-3 wrote:
You should remove the target folder from your subversion repository and
ignore it by setting svn:ignore on the parent folder. That folder should
not be in version control, because it is a working area and will be
deleted by a mvn clean.
Hth,
Nick Stolwijk
Raffaele wrote:
Hi all,
I'm following the example in chapter 7 of Better Builds with Maven, that
is
the example to use Continuum for the first time.
I was able to add example project to Continuum and to launch the build
process that successfully send me also the mails.
Nevertheless I obtain some build error...I saw in " Build result for my
project" that there was the following error:
Provider message: The svn command failed.
Command output:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
svn: Directory 'target\.svn' containing working copy admin area is
missing
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Perhaps that problem occurs when some folder and/or files are not
committed
and so the .svn folder doesn't exist?
What do you think?
What else could be?
Thanks in advance,
best regards.
Raffaele
