Description Andrew Cornwall 2002-10-29 19:33:19 EST

When I copy a folder in the Package Explorer, the associated CVS files get 
copied as well. This leads to problems with CVS in the future.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a Java project TestCVS
2. Select "Properties" of the Java project.
3. Under the source tab, select "Use source folders contained in the project".
4. Delete the JRE_LIB from the project (don't know if this is necessary)
5. Create a folder foo.
6. Create a folder com under foo.
7. Create a folder oti under com.
8. Create a folder bar under oti.
9. Put the following class in the folder bar:
package com.oti.bar;
public class Foo {
}
10. Synchronize outgoing changes with CVS, and commit everything.
11. Now, create a folder copyfoo under TestCVS.
12. Select the folder com under foo, and press ^C.
13. Select the folder copyfoo and press ^V.
14. You now have two folder structures that look the same.
15. Now open an explorer on the Workspace directory, and look in 
TestCVS\copyfoo\com\CVS\Repository
16. Note that the Repository is TestCVS/foo/com, and not what it should be 
(TestCVS/copyfoo/com). This means the IDE will get out of sync with the 
repository, mistakenly telling you everything has been updated when it hasn't, 
and replacing the wrong files in the repository.