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I have an issue, I've created a Maved project with Eclipse, and committed into a SVN repository. from here I tried two approaches:

  1. Import the project into NetBeans from the folder of Eclipse workspace.
  2. Check the project out of the repository into NetBeans.

in both cases, once I clean and build the project, NetBeans deletes the 'target' folder, thous causing a problem recommitting the project back into the SVN repository.

I have tested this few times on different projects.

Any idea how to overcome this?

Adam.

Pascal Thivent
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If you have added the target folder to svn this is the wrong approach, cause target folder should be ignore by svn (svn:ignore). Cause it can also be deleted by a simple mvn clean

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