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I have used Subclipse, a Subversion plugin for Eclipse, in the past and it has always just worked on install but not now. I added it to my Eclipse Helios and it is not identifying any of my files that are under source control as such. It gives the message "Resource not managed" when I inspect a file I know is managed in the SVN Properties view.

I have verified that SVN is checked under Preferences > General > Appearance > Label Decorations and the settings under Preferences > Team > SVN look reasonable.

I am using Subclipse 1.6.13 and Eclipse 3.6.0.

Any Ideas?

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There's some discussion here to the effect that it has to do with Eclipse + user permissions. I can't verify personally, as I haven't fiddled with Helios yet.

That in mind, my answer is: if you aren't using some vital feature of Helios, don't migrate from Galileo (or older) yet.

Carl
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Two of my eclipse projects had some kind of problem, I deleted them from the package explorer (did not delete the project files just removed from package explorer) then imported them back in (File > import) and everything was fine. Nothing to do with helios.

Nash0
During the process I also tried out subversive which did not work at first either until I right clicked on the projects and selected Team > Share Projects and hit ok.
Nash0