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Eclipse and CVS

irlrobins · 2007-02-20 19:54:52

Hey all, Quick question re Eclipse IDE and CVS. I have a project set up and all working fine. The source files are in a CVS repository that uses sspi for authentication. Eclipse doesn't support sspi so I use Tortoise CVS to update/commit etc. This produces the usual CVS related files and folders. The problem is that since…

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20-02-2007 8:54pm

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irlrobins

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Hey all,

Quick question re Eclipse IDE and CVS. I have a project set up and all working fine. The source files are in a CVS repository that uses sspi for authentication. Eclipse doesn't support sspi so I use Tortoise CVS to update/commit etc. This produces the usual CVS related files and folders.

The problem is that since I didn't use Eclipe to manage the CVS, all the CVS files/folders are visible in the project explorer, which is rather annoying.

Is there anyway I can get Eclipse to ignore these cvs files/folders?

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#2 20-02-2007 11:59pm
robydrupo

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Hi, I didn't even try sspi on eclipse but I found an explanation to use that here:
http://www.cvsnt.org/pipermail/cvsnt/2006-April/024580.html

Maybe it can help you!

hi, Roberto

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#3 21-02-2007 10:45pm
irlrobins

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Cheers. Simpler solution: Restart Eclipse and they all disappear! :cool:

And there was me fiddling with filters and the like. Thanks anyway.

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