Hopefully someone still reads this: I can confirm that issue: Using Kubuntu Edgy (i386), installed kdevelop, cmake and subversion + related stuff. Created local svn repository "svnadmin create ~/svn" Start kdevelop, create new project, select type "C++ -> CMake based projects -> Hello World project", set project name f.e. "aaa", click next, click next for defaults, Set "Version Control System" to "None", click Finish. Project is created without errors. When I create similiar project with name "bbb", and select Subversion as "Version Control System" (with "create a project tree and import new project to trunk" using path ~/svn), I'll get following errors: [code] cmake ./ -GKDevelop3 --Check for working C compiler: gcc No current working directory Aborted *** Exited with status 134 *** [/code]
So bug exists somewhere. Actually, when launched kdevelop from konsole, I'll get errormessage: [code] kdevelop: ERROR: : couldn't create slave : Unable to create io-slave: klauncher said: Unknown protocol 'svn+file'. [/code] This made me realize that maybe I should have kdesvn installed, tested it, but it didn't help. That klauncher error disappeared but cwd error remains. -- Issues with Kdevleop3/ SVN local repos + CMAKE https://launchpad.net/bugs/37141 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
