I'm using Java annotation processing to generate a couple of Java source files. I enabled it on the project specific settings (Properties -> Java Compile -> Annotation Processing). The generation works fine and the classes end up in the .apt_generated source folder.
Unfortunately, I'm not able to commit the generated Java source files with Subversive to the svn server. If I selected the .apt_generated source folder and perform Team -> Add to Version Control ... the dialog doesn't list any files to commit. So far, I have been committing .apt_generated source folder from the command line. Can I customize this behavior? I wasn't able to find anything on this in the team preferences.
I'm aware of the option adjusting the headless build. Since my files won't be changed to often, I just would like to commit the generated files for the moment. Thank you!
The reason for this behaviour can be found in this thread: Subversive doesn't allow to commit "derived" resources. The folder used by the annotation processing and all contained resources automatically get the "derived" flag, which you can verify on their Properties->Resource page.
I'm in a similar situation as you wanting to commit generated files at least initially. There is a plugin that apparently makes it possible to override the behaviour of setting the "derived" flag, which I'm going to test now: AutoDeriv