Removing an SVN location from Eclipse using Subclipse
Solution 1
Window -> show view -> Other... -> SVN repositories
lists the available repositories and lets you delete the one you don't want any more.
Solution 2
Follow these steps:
- Goto "SVN Repositories Exploring" perspective.
- You will get "SVN repositories" view.
- "SVN repositories" view shows list of locations.
- You can right click on location and select "Discard Location" menu.
Hope this helps.
Solution 3
Open your SVN repository exploring, then right click on the location that you want to remove and click Discard Location
NB. before doing that, disconnect all projects that are connected to this repository location.
To disconnect a project from SVN repository follow this:
Right click on the connected project -> Team -> Disconnect...
Solution 4
I had to disconnect the local project first, before I was able to discard the svn location using Spring Tool Suite 2.9.2.
- So I closed out the project,
- went to the svn repository perspective,
- discarded the location,
- then I reopened the project.
David
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Updated on April 28, 2020Comments
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David about 4 years
I have added locations into Eclipse so I can, say, create projects from SVN locations.
I am no longer using one of the SVN locations, but it still comes up in the list that appears when I go to Team > Create project from SVN location.
How can I remove this SVN location from the list, using Subclipse?
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Toskan about 12 yearswell it's good to know that config is there, the problem to remove svn repositories isn't solved with this answer. You just cannot delete repositories there
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Stephan over 10 yearsNote for the reader: A location can't be discarded if it is connected to a project.