You can’t svn:ignore a file that is already commited to repository. So you must: Delete the file from the repository. Update your project (the working copy) to the head revision. Recreate the file in Eclipse. Set svn:ignore on the file via Team->Add to svn:ignore. Restart eclipse to reflect changes. Good luck!
Both are very similar but Subversive is the “eclipse svn provider”. I primarily use Subversive because of a few convenient features: Grouping of history When I’m browsing the history of a branch instead of just seeing a bunch of rows for every commit it can group commits by today, week, etc. Mapping of trunk, branches, … Read more
When working with the Subversion repository, remote changes (those on the repository) are incoming changes (remote → local), while local changes are outgoing changes (local → remote). In views that compare the local and remote copies, incoming changes are denoted with a blue, left-facing arrow, while outgoing changes are denoted with a gray, right-facing arrow. … Read more