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--- private:installeclipsewithsvn [2020/06/15 15:09]
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+++ private:installeclipsewithsvn [2020/09/11 17:54]
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-**1. Install Eclipse (download the last version for Java developers)**
+**1. Install Eclipse (download the last version for Java developers, **Neon** is a working release with Subversive available (see below))**
   * Download Eclipse archive, e.g. from here : http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ (choose your system and 32 / 64 bits).
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 **2. Install the SVN plugin**
-Note: alternate installation procedure for Subversive (2020), see https://www.eclipse.org/subversive/downloads.php
   * Eclipse > Help > Install New Software > Work with: 'Indigo - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/indigo' (adapt if you installed another version of Eclipse, like Juno or Kepler).
   * Expand the entry 'Collaboration'.
   * Select all the entries beginning by **'Subversive'** (e.g. 4 entries).
+<box blue round 80% |If the **Subversive entries** are missing>
+For **new versions of Eclipse**, the Subversive entries may not exist (example: for Eclipse 2018-12, when choosing Eclipse > Help > Install New Software > Work with: '2018-12 - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/2018-12', the 'Collaboration' entry contains no entry related to 'Subversive'). In that case:\\
+  * Click on 'Add...' button (beside 'Work with' text field).\\
+  * Fill in the 'Location' text field with the URL of the Subversive's latest stable build, for example: http://download.eclipse.org/technology/subversive/4.0/update-site/. The URL of the Subversive's latest stable build  is available on this link: https://www.eclipse.org/subversive/latest-releases.php.\\
+  * Fill in the 'Name' text field (for example: Subversive 4.0).\\
+  * Click on 'Add' button to validate.\\
+  * Select all entries (they are all related to 'Subversive').\\
+  * Continue the installation process like described above.
+</box>
   * Finish installation.
   * Restart Eclipse when proposed.
   * At start time, you should be proposed the **Subversive Connector Discovery**.
-For **new versions of Eclipse**, the Subversive entries may not exist (example: for Eclipse 2018-12, when choosing Eclipse > Help > Install New Software > Work with: '2018-12 - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/2018-12', the 'Collaboration' entry contains no entry related to 'Subversive'). In that case:\\
-- Click on 'Add...' button (beside 'Work with' text field).\\
-- Fill in the 'Location' text field with the URL of the Subversive's latest stable build, for example: http://download.eclipse.org/technology/subversive/4.0/update-site/. The URL of the Subversive's latest stable build  is available on this link: https://www.eclipse.org/subversive/latest-releases.php.\\
-- Fill in the 'Name' text field (for example: Subversive 4.0).\\
-- Click on 'Add' button to validate.\\
-- Select all entries (they are all related to 'Subversive').\\
-- Continue the installation process like described above.
+<box red round 80% |If the **Subversive Connector Discovery** is not proposed>
+Install manually the SVN SVNkit connectors:
-<box blue round 80% |If the **Subversive Connector Discovery** is not proposed>
+Window -> Preference -> Team -> SVN click > SVN Client > Get Connectors.
-/*Just remove .metadata folder in your workspace directory and restart
-then */
+Warning: if the SVN connectors are not installed, it might be impossible to tell Eclipse the project is under SVN version control lower.
-Window -> Preference -> Team -> SVN click. It should appear.
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   * Choose the connector you need.
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   * SVN > Next.
   * Check 'Utiliser réglages du Projet' (if enable) and select the proposed line in the table mentioning 'http://amap-dev.cirad.fr/svn/capsis/trunk', or check 'Créer un emplacement en utilisant les réglages du projet'.
+{{:private:connecter-a-svn-en-utilisant-les-reglages-du-projet.png?200|Connect-to-svn-repository-with-the-project-settings}}
+{{:private:emplacement-du-referentiel-svn.png?200|repository-location}}
   * Next.
   * Fill in username and password (those obtained after having created an amap-dev account, see: http://capsis.cirad.fr/capsis/documentation/svn, section '2. Create an amap-dev account').
   * Finish.
+<box blue round 80% |**Check your SVN plugin**>
+If the SVN plugin is not installed well in Eclipse, refactoring (renaming, moving in another package) a class in Eclipse will not be understood at commit time (resulting in 'missing' classes and duplicate classes coming back with the original name or location on SVN update).
+To check the SVN plugin installation is Ok, try this:
+  * In Eclipse, open a class of your project and Refactor > Rename it (e.g. by appending a '1' to its name)
+  * Save the file
+  * Open SmartSVN and check the 'Files' panel after refreshing
+  * Check SmartSVN sees the change you did under Eclipse : you should see a line for the renamed file (don not commit)
+  * If so, the Eclipse plugin is ok, you can Undo the name change in Eclipse.
+**If SmartSVN does not not detect the name change, you can not use the Refactor tool in Eclipse** to rename or move classes. You must first complete the svn plugin correct installation.
+</box>
 **4. Configure the project**
 See: http://capsis.cirad.fr/capsis/documentation/code_editor, section Eclipse > Build Capsis.

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