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I'm using NetBeans 7.0.1 on Windows and I have the following problem: my projects are versioned under SVN, but I'm using external SVN tools because I really don't like the built-in subversion client in netbeans, it is buggy and chaotic for me.
Now I'm trying to rename a file in my project, but it fails with SVN error
Subversion failed to move X:\***.html to: X:\***a.html
org.tigris.subversion.javahl.ClientException: svn: Cannot write to 'X:\***\.svn\tmp\text-base\indexa.html.svn-base': X:\***\.svn\tmp\text-base\indexa.html.svn-base (The system cannot find the file specified)
Is there any way to completely disable subversion support in NetBeans? I don't use it and I don't want it.
I have googled a bit and found that uninstalling subversion plugin will help, but in this version of NetBeans subversion support is probably built-in, I don't see it in installed plugins and I can't find any setting disabling it. I also suspect NetBeans subversion of breaking my repository, even my regular client is now throwing errors.
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If you want to connect to a remote repository from the IDE, then check out files and immediately begin working with them, do the following: In NetBeans IDE, choose Versioning > Subversion > Checkout from the main menu. The Checkout wizard opens.
In NetBeans IDE, choose Team > Subversion > Checkout from the main menu. The Checkout wizard opens.
in this version of NetBeans subversion support is probably built-in, I don't see it in installed plugins and I can't find any setting disabling it.
Tools-Plugins and in the Installed tab mark "Show details" checkbox, select Subversion and hit Deactivate or Uninstall button. The plugin will be deactivated/removed and you will be prompted to restart the IDE
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