I actually have the opposite experience. It seems faster to me
overall. I like the fact that you need to explicitely mark your
project as Shared because it kicks in. It comes handy as some folks
from my team don't want to use the svn plugin at all. Subclipse
wouldn't let them do that.
Sebastien
On May 19, 2006, at 9:41 AM, Christian Pekeler wrote:
> I've been using subversive since Friday after having used subclipse
> for several month. subversive seems slower, and it failed
> committing with NPEs about four times since yesterday. Dunno how
> much of this can be attributed to Eclipse 3.2, but I'm switching
> back to subclipse for now.
>
>
> Christian
>
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