Eclipse reached 3.1 today after a bunch of Release Candidates. I’ve been running the beta’s and RC’s for some time now, since I need the JDK 5 support.
Go download right away!
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Eclipse reached 3.1 today after a bunch of Release Candidates. I’ve been running the beta’s and RC’s for some time now, since I need the JDK 5 support.
Go download right away!
On my current project, developers work from Linux and Windows together, and we ran into the following problem when trying to commit from Eclipse:
Commit failed (details follow): svn: File '/home/pal/workspace/proobox/build.xml' has inconsistent newlines
Well, someone else already had this problem, and the solution was to remove the keyword svn:eol-style from the file in Subversion.
In Eclipse, select Team/Show Keywords and remove the keyword, in command prompt:
$ svn proplist -v build.xml Properties on 'build.xml': svn:keywords : author date id revision svn:eol-style : native $ svn propdel svn:eol-style build.xml property 'svn:eol-style' deleted from 'build.xml'.
Your now ready to commit, and problem is solved! ![]()
SourceForge is the de-facto home for a whopping 100,000 F/OSS projects, and is a place you visit, if not daily, then at least weekly if you are at all involved with software development, and especially if you’re into F/OSS at all.
Now, they have finally completed their new statistics system (which they should’ve done years ago, oh well), and they celebrate breaking the 100,000 project milestone by launching a new graphic design for their frontpage (and by introducing a new, massive ad-space).
Go have a look, you might find a new project to look into!
Check out this little taste of a possible future for news and publishing: http://oak.psych.gatech.edu/~epic/ols-master.html.
Thanks to my bro’ Åke for the link! ![]()
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