[COLUG] Eclipse bug with large directory structure
kbroestl
kbroestl at insight.rr.com
Thu May 3 10:35:00 EDT 2007
I've noticed that Eclipse itself just doesn't play very nicely with
pretty much anything.
The suggestion made by Greg regarding heap size is probably a good
one. Eclipse is a very resource-hungry app.
If these are developers (relatively tech saavy people..) that we are
talking about, it may be a good idea to train them on the basics of
command-line svn and just skip Eclipse and the subversion plug in for
repository management entirely. The commands are generally quite
easy: svn add ./*; svn ci -m "Commit Message Here" You can find all
the details you'd ever want here:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/
On May 3, 2007, at 9:01 AM, Travis Sidelinger wrote:
> Eclipse Users,
>
> Eclipse with the Sub-Eclipse plugin will automatically identify the
> code
> is under SVN and allow SVN management.
>
> The Problem :
> - Eclipse runs out of memory while syncing files
> - Or, Eclipse will hang and crash while syncing files
> - Or, Eclipse will complete syncing, but will randomly skip files
> and
> directories
>
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