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Build ID: I20080325-0100 Steps To Reproduce: 1. Do the steps in bug 224025 to cause a resource to stay around after a move undo. 2. Try to delete said resource in the Package Explorer 3. After saying OK to approve the refactoring, gets a Fatal error that it cannot be deleted because it does not exist. This is probably a regression due to being hooked to the new ltk refactoring stuff. It should just delete the resource and not complain. More information:
>This is probably a regression due to being hooked to the new ltk refactoring >stuff. It should just delete the resource and not complain. Francis, if you have time can you check against M5? I would expect it to be broken there, too. I assume this is a regression introduced earlier in 3.4, in which case there's no rush to fix it for M6, but needs to be looked at for 3.4.
(In reply to comment #1) > >This is probably a regression due to being hooked to the new ltk refactoring > >stuff. It should just delete the resource and not complain. > > Francis, if you have time can you check against M5? I would expect it to be > broken there, too. I assume this is a regression introduced earlier in 3.4, in > which case there's no rush to fix it for M6, but needs to be looked at for 3.4. > I could not make bug 224025 happen with M5, so instead I just deleted the file (with the command line in the file system), and then tried to delete the resource and I got a local resource is out of sync with the file system error. Then when I synced using F5 it deleted normally (all this in M5). With this bug 224025 (in M6), I tried F5 to resync and it did not resync, so there was no way to get the file system in sync.
Sadly I can't seem to reproduce bug 224025 (even in the exact same build), so I don't know how to make this happen again.
Thanks for trying, I'll revisit the scenario later when things are calmer before closing.
marking 3.5 so we can address this early in the cycle. We simply ran out of time.
Marking WORKSFORME and removing milestone since we can't reproduce it. Francis, please reopen if you disagree.