I hope this is OK to ask here instead of superuser since I get very little response there to very specific questions like this.
I have a project that's under mercurial revision control and I'd like to move where it is located on my computer (from ~/workspace to ~/Dropbox/Projects). But if I move the project and then re-import it, it loses the mercurial connection.
I can just commit, push, delete my project, and re-import from hg in the new directory. But there has to be an easier way, no?
I don't know specifically about Mercurial, but with some version control systems, moving a checked out copy of the code is very hard (some VCS keep metadata with absolute paths, etc.). So I would commit and re-fetch, personally.
Also, consider the possibility of losing that uncommitted work during the move...
When you move the project, can you confirm if the .hg subfolder (which holds the repository data) moved as well?
Is the moved repository accessible using a command-line or a different mercurial (say TortoiseHg) client?
In Eclipse, what happens when you do "Team -> Share Project..." again?