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The Team plugin contains the notion of Repositories. The job of a repository is to provide support for sharing resources between Team members. Repositories are configured on a per-project basis. Only one repository can be mapped to a project at a time.
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Repositories that extend this extension point can provide implementations for common repository specific rules for resource modifications, moving and deleting. See the following interfaces for more details <code>IFileModificationValidator</code> and <code>MoveDeleteHook</code>.
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A Repository type can also be specified in order to provide non-project specific funtionality such as a <samp>org.eclipse.team.core.ProjectSetCapability</samp>.
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Optionally, a repository provider type can designate that it can import projects from a second provider, in the case where the second provider's plugin is not available in the current install. This is provided as a means to support the migration from one provider implementation to another where the resuse of the same id for the two providers was not possible.
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A repository provider type can also specify one or more meta-file paths (delimited by comas) that are relative to a parent container. If an unshared project or folder contains files that match all the meta-file paths associated with a repository definition, the method <code>RepositoryProviderType#metaFilesDetected</code> will be invoked with the parent container as an argument. This is done to give the repository type a chance to mark the files team-private and potentially share the project as well. see the javadoc of the above mentioned method for more details.
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an optional identifier of the extension instance
the fully-qualified name of a subclass of
<samp>org.eclipse.team.core.RepositoryProvider</samp>.
the fully-qualified name of a subclass of
<samp>org.eclipse.team.core.RepositoryProviderType</samp>.
ID of another team provider this provider can import from
Comma separated list of file paths that are considered to be version control metadata. If any of these files are detected in a newly imported
project the provider's Repository Provider Type will be notified so the project can be mapped to the provider.
This field identifies the scheme of a filesystem registered with the org.eclipse.core.filesystem.filesystems extension point
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<extension point="org.eclipse.team.core.repository">
<repository
class="org.eclipse.myprovider.MyRepositoryProvider"
typeClass="org.eclipse.myprovider.MyRepositoryProviderType"
id="org.eclipse.myprovider.myProviderID"
canImportId="org.eclipse.myprovider.myOldProviderID"
metaFilePaths=".meta/files,.meta/version">
</repository>
</extension>
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The value of the class attribute must represent a subclass of <samp>org.eclipse.team.core.RepositoryProvider</samp> and the value of the typeClass attribute must represent a subclass of <samp>org.eclipse.team.core.RepositoryProviderType</samp>
The provided implementation of RepositoryProvider provides helper methods and common code for mapping and unmapping providers to projects.
The optional RepositoryProviderType provides project set import and export through a ProjectSetCapability.
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