Tell Netbeans to forget about SVN

netbeans, svn

Solution

SOLVED: There was a .svn directory higher in the directory tree, something like this:

c:\dir1
    |-\.svn
    |-\dir2
        |-\dir3 (where I store netbeans project)
            |-\project1
            |-\project2
            |   ...
            |-\projectN

Whenever I created a new project in c:\dir1\dir2\dir3\new_project the problem arised.

I removed that .svn directory ant the problems was solved.

Problem

Using Netbeans I once checked out a project from a SVN repository, just to test SVN functions in Netbeans. Now, everytime I create a new project, or open an existing project not under source control, Netbeans "thinks" is under version control in that repository I was playing with. How can I tell Netbeans to forget everything about that SVN repository I once used, so I can work on some small trivial applcation completely locally, without interacting with any version control repository. But without uninstalling Netbeans SVN plug-in so I can use for some other projects. Edit: By "Netbeans "thinks" is under version control in that repository" I mean the following: - In the project tree view a blue icon is shown next to almost all packages/objects - Object names appear in green - The tooltip on packages says "Contains new, modified or deleted files or properties" - The tooltip on object says "Locally modified" - SVN options to commit changes in the Team menu are available. If I disable the SVN plugin, then all the above symptoms are gone. On the other hand, I couldn't find any .svn subdirectory and no reference to svn in <%APPDATA%>/.netbeans/6.7/build.properties

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