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SVN with Eclipse: Commit doesnt work, instead "Skipped" message

I use Eclipse with SVN. Besides others I have a folder "application". This folder contains several other folders, among these "cache" and "logs". I added the svn:ignore property to "cache" and "logs". Now "application" has this star-Symbol, meaning that it contains uncommitted changes. But when I try to commit, I get this message

co开发者_高级运维mmit -m "svn:ignore" -N C:/Xampp/htdocs/application
    Sending        C:/Xampp/htdocs/application
    Skipped

How to solve?


Long shot here since you didn't post the contents of an svn status but I suggest that you take a peek at http://www.tecnotertulia.com/development/svn-skipped-pathtofile-is-misleading/96.


This is happening when there is a conflict between local file and the repository file. Try to synchronize the files (right click -> team -> synchronize). In this view you will see any conflicts you have.
In command line use svn status to check the status, this might say the skip reason.


Make sure the SVN is started with the same user as the repository has been created. When I restated my SVN I got the same error. Then realized that I have not start my SVN with the root user.

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