Re: svn:ignore no longer being ignored

Even with Subclipse 1.8.20 this still seems to be occurring with m2e 
using a hierarchical Maven parent POM with child POMs. The individual 
child projects as listed at the top level of the Pack Explorer seem to 
be using svn:ignore correctly, but under the main parent POM, the 
listing of the individual child projects indicate that they have changed 
resources, and if you explore down into child projects, it is the 
svn:ignore-d directories and files that are causing this. I have close 
and re-opened all the projects, refreshed, did a complete commit, and 
then refreshed again.

Garret

On 4/10/2013 9:02 AM, Garret Wilson wrote:
> I'm running Eclipse 4.2.2 with a multi-project Maven project using m2e.
>
> I believe ever since upgrading to Subclipse 1.8.19 a week or so ago, 
> my svn:ignore has stopped working. That is, my .settings, .target, 
> .classpath, .project, etc. directories have little question marks by 
> them in Eclipse, and I get an asterisk next to the project in "Package 
> Explorer", indicating that something has changed in Subversion---but 
> when I try to submit, nothing has changed. (TortoiseSVN correctly 
> ignores these files, because they are marked as ignore with svn:ignore.)
>
> If I close and re-open all my projects and sub-projects, the 
> subprojects go back to behaving correctly, but the parent Maven 
> project still has an asterisk beside it, and the lists of the 
> subprojects under it still behave incorrectly.
>
> Please include me on any replies, as I do not believe I am a member of 
> this list.
>
> Garret

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