I'm curious about the reiationship between textmate projects and the subversion bundle.
I've had occasion to commit changes in a Textmate project, then go to the terminal in the working directory and svn info shows me at a previous revision, but doing svn up just reports that I'm now at the latest revision.
Is this an artifact of the way I set the project up?
I have to admit that I'm still a bit confused by JEG IIs description of two types of text mate projects in the book. I never managed to understand what he was saying about the difference.
I think now that it's not really that there are two types of projects, but two types of relationship between items in the project and the filesystem.
When I first set up my first existing rails project as a textmate project, I picked File>New Project and then dragged the individual top level items from the finder to the textmate project pane, so the top level of the project has the standard rails folders: app, components, config, db ...; and two files README and Rakefile.
I think this means that the directories are folder references and I'm not sure what the difference, if any there is for the two top level files. I just changed README in textmate and saved it and it certainly seems to be directly changing the file in the rails project directory. So just what is the difference? I think that the real difference is between a folder reference and a group inside a textmate project, Yes?
And I guess that I really want to restructure the project so that it has one toplevel folder reference which is the rails project directory.