[Bug 37141] Re: Issues with Kdevleop3/ SVN local repos + CMAKE

[mkuutti]

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:
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cmake ./ -GKDevelop3
--Check for working C compiler: gcc
No current working directory
Aborted
*** Exited with status 134 ***
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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.

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Issues with Kdevleop3/ SVN local repos + CMAKE
https://launchpad.net/bugs/37141