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Bug 316994

Summary:	Unable to create a SVN repository for an Eclipse project
Product:	[Technology] Subversive	Reporter:	ashelton3 <ashelton3>
Component:	Core	Assignee:	Igor Burilo <igor.burilo>
Status:	RESOLVED WONTFIX	QA Contact:
Severity:	critical
Priority:	P3	CC:	a.gurov, ayeminwai, Szymon.Brandys
Version:	unspecified
Target Milestone:	---
Hardware:	PC
OS:	Windows 7
Whiteboard:

Description ashelton3

2010-06-15 22:34:08 EDT

Build Identifier: 20100218-1602

I have the SVN plug-ins and so forth installed in my gallelo Eclipse. I have SVN running and configured using the Visual SVN Manager. My repository is at C:\Repositories. I am able to view the server using a browser. So far, so good. Then I right-button select a project in Eclipse and select team->Share Project and select SVN from the displayed dialog. Here's the problem: I cannot seem to get ANY URL combination to work correctly. I've tried practically every permutation of "https" and "file" URLs, letting SVN use the workspace name as the name of the repository. I get a variety of errors too many to list here.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Start eclipse
2. Right-click on a project and select Team->Share Project.
3. Select SVM from the dialog that is displayed. Click the Next button.
4. Enter ANY combination of "file:///" or "htpps://" URLs and click the Next      button.
5. The URL you entered my be transformed to "file:///" URL. Allow the final URL to be ended with the project name (for example, HelloWorld".)
6. Some error message will inevitably be displayed (too many different types to list here.)

Comment 1 Szymon Brandys

2010-06-16 04:08:27 EDT

Moving to Subversive.

If you use a provider different than Subversive, this bug will be marked as NOT_ECLIPSE. In that case, you should raise a bug in a tracker appropriate for your svn provider.

Comment 2 Igor Burilo

2010-06-18 06:19:15 EDT

Do you use Subversive and if you do what version?
As I correctly understand you can't create repository location, do I? You can at first try to create repository location(New Repository Location dialog) as a separate step, there' s an option to validate repository location on finish, please provide error by clicking on Finish button

Comment 3 ashelton3

2010-06-20 22:07:15 EDT

I think that the repository needs to be on the sane drive as Eclipse.

Comment 4 Alexander Gurov

2010-12-13 01:51:01 EST

1) Creating new repository and creating new repository location are two completely different things. While second only registers existing repository within Eclipse IDE instance and could be performed with any connector (JavaHL or SVN Kit), the first one creates the real repository on the file system and requires usage of the JavaHL connector only.
2) There is not enough information in order to propose you any solution. Exactly there is no information about:
- what kind of SVN support plug-in you use - Subversive or Subclipse and which version in case if it is Subversive
- what kind of URL's you're trying to enter (please note that "file:///" or "htpps://" is obviously not enough for plug-in in order to work)
- what kind of errors you have received and on which stage (while entering URL or after pressing "Finish" button)

So, because there are no progress with important information I will close the issue report.

Comment 5 aye wai

2019-09-09 23:02:06 EDT

I can't create a new repository in eclipse. I used the following step

1. Eclipse IDE instance
2. https://