I did the svn copy and then did a normal OS delete of the original
file. Then I ran maven w/o running svn again.
So the java file was not on disk -- but the class file keeps getting
pulled in from somewhere.
It just seems too mysterious...
Craig L Russell wrote:
> Hi Byron,
>
> I thought I saw the answer to your previous post on the subject.
>
> If you want to move x from package a to package a/b, instead of svn
> copy, use svn move.
>
> Now that you've copied it, though, you need to svn rm a/x.java.
>
> Craig
>
> On Apr 21, 2008, at 12:55 PM, Byron Nevins wrote:
>
>> I don't get it. Let's say I have a class, a.x
>> I did a 'svn copy x.java b/x.java'
>>
>> It worked. Now there is an "x.java" in /a/b, but not in /a
>>
>> I rebuild the module.
>> Inside the brand new module jar are both: a.x and a.b.x
>> !!!
>>
>> So now I delete the module from the maven repository.
>> I delete the target directory
>> I run mvn -o
>>
>> Inside the jar is, again, a.x and a.b.x
>>
>> How can I make a.x go away?!?
>> Where is it getting a.x from?!?
>>
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