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Morten Hattesen edited comment on MECLIPSE-469 at 4/16/09 7:45 AM:
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Another consequence of not having the target folder marked as derived, is that
you eaily risk committing the target folder to a repository (cvs/svn). If the
target folder is marked as "derived", cvs and svn plugins will ignore the
resource, and not offer to add/commit the resource.
If you create a new project using [New/Project.../New Maven project] then run a
maven build, and/or [Maven/Update Project Configuration], and then [Team/Add to
version control/Commit...] then the target folder will be committed to the
repository (possibly along with classes/resources) - not a desirable situation!
The only workaround currently, is to remember to mark the target folder
"Team/Add to svn:ignore" (using SubClipse), before committing.
was (Author: mortenhattesen):
Another consequence of not having the target folder marked as derived, is
that you eaily risk committing the target folder to a repository (cvs/svn). If
the target folder is marked as "derived", cvs and svn plugins will ignore the
resource, and not offer to add/commit the resource.
If you create a new project using [New/Project.../New Maven project] then run a
maven build, and/or [Maven/Update Project Configuration], and then [Team/Add to
version control/Commit...] then the target folder will be committed to the
repository (possibly along with classes/resources) - not a desirable situation!
> CLONE -mark contents of "target" directory as derived
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>
> Key: MECLIPSE-469
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MECLIPSE-469
> Project: Maven 2.x Eclipse Plugin
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.2
> Reporter: Andreas Schildbach
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> Eclipse has the notion of "derived resources", which are normally excluded
> from many dialogs like the "Open Resource" dialog (Ctrl-Shift-R). Without
> this marker, all those dialogs would be cluttered with unrelevant files
> (which can't be edited anyway because they will be overwritten on the next
> build).
> Unfortunately, unlike Eclipse itself, "mvn eclipse:eclipse" does not mark
> generated files as derived. A good candidate would be the entire contents of
> the "target" directory.
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