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System Info: Product Version = NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200410121800) Operating System = Windows XP version 5.1 running on x86 Java; VM; Vendor = 1.5.0; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.5.0-b64; Sun Micros ystems Inc. Java Home = D:\java\jdk1.5.0\jre Steps: 1. Register new versioned CVS directory. (Versioining | Versioning manager | Add...) 2. Create in this directory new e.g. General Java Application project. 3. Switch to Files tab and on the root of the project invoke "CVS | Import". Setup required fields and check "Perform Check out after import". Push "Ok" button. Project is added to the repository. But Project disappears from Files tab. Similar situation is for Web projects.
"But Project disappears from Files tab." - then it is either VCS filesystem problem or MasterFS problem. Files view shows files - there is nothing special related to project system, just files.
But in Project tab project is visible.
Looks like project's Files View issue when Project's view is OK. Perhaps we are not listening to file changes correctly? The project folder is removed and recreated.
How to reproduce: * create a project and open it in IDE * switch to OS explorer and rename project's folder and switch back to IDE * the project in Projects view is still visible, but has no children. The Files View is empty. * switch to OS explorer and undo project's folder rename and switch back to IDE (sometimes I have to switch to OS and back to IDE twice to trigger refresh) * the project in Projects View is refreshed and has children again. Correct. But Files View is still empty.
Renames of open projects certainly not supported in 4.0.
since 5.0 we have project rename in the IDE, wild renames in OS not supported.
Verified as Wontfix. Closing.