| Re: [m2e-users] Check out as Maven Project suddenly not working |
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Hi Richard! Thanks, you gave me an idea. Although the pom.xml was still in the root of the branch, it was invalid. I checked it out and diff’ed it with the previous pom and found that someone on my team had accidentally
added an extra developers tag. I removed this extra tag and checked it back in and all is well.
Thanks again, Scott From: m2e-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:m2e-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Richard Sand I’d start by making sure pom.xml is in the base folder of the branch you are checking out of SVN. If your SVN repo allows for http(s) browsing that’s easiest, otherwise do a cmd-line checkout of the URL and make
sure it’s there. -Richard From:
m2e-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:m2e-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Shipp, Scott Hi everyone, I’ve only been using M2E for about a month so I am sure my problem is some kind of lack of knowledge. I am using Subversive plugin in Eclipse to check out code from an SVN repository. We just
created a new branch in SVN. Since we branched from an existing previous branch, this should be identical files and folder structure. For instance the pom.xml is still sitting in the root. But now when I do a “Check out as Maven Project” on this new branch,
I get the error: “No Maven projects found. Do you want to create project using new project wizard? Checkout location will be copied into clipboard.”
With our old branch that was used as the basis for this new branch, the project checks out as a Maven project and builds immediately and that’s what I’d like to see on this new one. Any ideas for troubleshooting? Scott |