Maxim Karvonen wrote:
Why do you not want to add subproject folder? Maybe "svn:ignore" with a list of files will be a good solution to your problem. Or you may "svn add -N subproject" and then add an individual file to a repository (all other files will remain unversioned).
I'm trying to switch from IntelliJ IDEA to Eclipse (corporate reasons), and I miss that feature in eclipse. In IDEA one can create the subproject in any depth of project and the
IDE will add all subprojects till actual working copy automatically, which is awesome. In Eclipse one need to use "SVN->Share Project Wizard" of subversive plugin, which do the same thing but it basically creates new repo with URL provided.
So I'm trying to figure out if it's possible in IDE-independent way (cmd console).
Thanks
Maxim. In case if I will add everything recursively and the ignore the files that I don't need will do the trick, but if I have 100 files and I need to add only 1 under SVN it will make a lot of overhead.