…but when I open a new ‘Checkout project from SVN’ in RadRails, it
opens up
the second level dirs as the project dirs (ie. app, log, script, etc),
leaving me with a mess of projects.
I redid the whole SVN repository, hoping if I first imported from a
level
down but specified my application root directory that it would change
things
but it did not. No matter what I do, when I enter my SVN repo URL I get
a
list of the second level directories to import. Can anyone tell me how
they
checkout a project with RadRails so that they end up importing a single
project in the left window, instead of all the second level dirs?
Thanks!
…but when I open a new ‘Checkout project from SVN’ in RadRails, it
opens up the second level dirs as the project dirs (ie. app, log,
script, etc), leaving me with a mess of projects.
And select trunk/ as the directory you’re checking out. Be sure to use
the Next button instead of Finish in the dialogue so you can give it a
meaningful project name in your eclipse workspace, as it will default to
being named ‘trunk’.
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Hi there… Sorry for asking such simple questions but my host doesn’t
seem
to wipe my subversion repository when I ask for it to be removed, so
every
time I test I need to make a new one… What a mess!
I think I kind of got that, but what I don’t understand is how do the
import
so that my app is structured like that in the repository. Say I have
the
following directory structure:
/var/www/trunk1
/var/www/trunk2
/var/www/trunk3
…and I want to import trunk1 into my repository. I tried: