While I do a commit in SVN I get an error

When I try to commit a File in SVN using eclipse i g开发者_如何学Cet the following error

  Path is not a working copy directory
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: '.' is not a working copy

My workspace: c:\my_workspace\

My project is in: c:\my_workspace\project1

project1 is a checked out project from the same SVN

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I had the same problem.

From a console, in the base project folder I used the following commands:

svn resolve --accept working .

That didn't seem to fix Eclipse though. But I could then do:

svn revert .

and it all started being recognised in Eclipse again.

Apparently it's quite easy to do by accident in Eclipse - mine happened by a bad drag/drop from an svn:ignored folder to a SVN folder in Eclipse's file manager which I tried to cancel half-way through.

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call svn commit from withing the working directory...

c:/my_workspace/project1>svn commit

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You have to import your project into the Subversion repository. The message you get means that the directory is not connected to the repository in any way.

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Your .svn metadata folder might have been corrupted/deleted hence the svn not being able to recognize it. You may need to recreate your folder structure by making a clean checkout from your project.