Eclipse subversion gotcha?

[mojito]

I am experiencing the following weirdness. Using eclipse and subversion and flex sdk 3.

I have been seeing that after a while my flash is no longer publishing via a debug that an older version of the swf is created and not showing anything I change.

I am new to using eclipse, but I'm trying to fit into the team here. This is really a problem, and I have seen some things relating to subversion and this.

Anyone have any ideas..thanks

:confused:

[Sly_cardinal]

I don't know of any issue with subversion that would cause that sort of behaviour. The only two things that I've encountered that cause that are compiler errors and needing to clear your browser cache.

Let us know if you resolve the issue.

[mojito]

Yes I hear with eclipse if there is a compiler error then it doesn't update the swf ? its defualt is bin-debug folder..

I'm not liking eclipse at all.

[Sly_cardinal]

Yes I hear with eclipse if there is a compiler error then it doesn't update the swf ? its defualt is bin-debug folder..

I'm not liking eclipse at all.

It's no different to how the Flash IDE behaves (and has done so for years) - it wouldn't make sense to replace the old swf if the new one can't be compiled. That would be almost zen I think: "what is the binary output of uncompilable code?" :D

[mojito]

I meant warnings, sorry