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I just checked out a VWP project using the subversion client in Netbeans 5.5.1 RC. The folder it checked out into did not exist until NetBeans Subversion client created it. I resolved a dependency then wanted to commit. When I right click the project and click the subversion context menu I can only see "Import into Subversion". When I do the same with an EAR and EJB project, I get all of the subversion commands. I can see the blue container icon on my VWP project showing that there is a change waiting to be comitted. If I go into my filesystem and right click the folder, Tortoise SVN shows all of the subversion options. I will attach a screenshot. I have tried checking out the project several times, and restarting the IDE. I can't find a work around.
Created attachment 42391 [details] Subversion client not giving me the expected options
Have you tried to add the project root directory into the "Favorites" view? What subversion actions are available from within this view?
Can't reproduce. After checking the VW project out all actions are available from within "Projects", "Files" and "Favorites" view. Could you please verify whether the project root directory contains ".svn" folder?
When the project is selected in the projects tree, then I select the Subversion menu at the top of the screen, I see a number of menu items enabled that I would expect to see. When I click "Show All Changes", it shows me changes for a different project! It shows changes for the project directly before the currently selected project in the projects tree, which also uses subversion. When I go to the "Files" tab (between Projects and Runtime tabs) the project no longer displays the blue container icon indicating that there are changes waiting to be committed. When I right click, there is no menu item. There are 25 .svn folders in the project tree. In Windows Explorer, if I right click the project folder and use TortoiseSVN to show me the changes, it shows me 4 files from this project. The diff confirmed they were files from this project. TortoiseSVN has not caused problems related to NetBeans' subversion client for me in the past, and NetBeans' subversion client seems to be working for my other projects. I am going to reboot my computer in case there is some sort of file locking issue between TortoiseSVN and NetBeans subversion client. I don't think this will solve the problem because NetBeans subversion client created the project root folder, did a check out into it, and has this problem.
Rebooting did not make a difference. I did noticed that the subversion menu at the top of the screen is for "All projects". That is why when I clicked "Show All Changes" it showed me changes from an other project. I do not know what the "Favorites" view is. I am using NetBeans 5.5.1 RC1. I will attach my messages.log next
Created attachment 42412 [details] message log to help debug
Note that the only changes are to files in the nbproject folder
hi > There are 25 .svn folders in the project tree. the exact question was if there is a .svn folder in your projects root folder thanks
hi, so is there a .svn folder in your projects root folder or not? thanks
Yes there was a .svn in the project root folder. TortoiseSVN worked fine, no problems at all. NetBeans's Subversion client (which uses the real svn.exe?) should have behaved exactly the same? It was like that for a long time so I was using TortoiseSVN for all of my subversion work. I looked again yesterday and noticed that the Subversion menu displays all the correct submenu items now. I have no idea what is different other than the fact I've done a number of commits with TortoiseSVN.
ok then, let's see it happens again ...
i'm sorry, but we could not reproduce this problem on 6.0 feel free to reopen if ti should happen again so we may try to track it down thanks