ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: lastOpened property causes svn conflict I've managed to "fix" this by removing the lastOpened attribute in a projectListener's beforeSave method: @Override public void beforeSave(Project project) { ProjectConfig pc = ((AbstractWsdlModelItem<ProjectConfig>) project).getConfig(); pc.unsetLastOpened(); } lastOpened property causes svn conflict Hi, We store the composite projects in SVN. After closing and reopening a project, a new property is added to the project's setting.xml file: lastOpened. Unfortunately this causes SVN conflict in case more users open the same project, even if nobody changed anything. Is there a possibility to disable the creation of this property? Best regards, Norbert Kando SolvedRe: Composite project - project path inconsistency Hi, Yep, the same behaviour. But please note, you have to do some more steps to reproduce the issue. So please continue after your steps with the followings: 6. Close the application. Exit from the ReadyAPI 7. Restart the application (ReadyAPI) 8. Save the project again. Norbert Re: Composite project - project path inconsistency Hi Tanya, I've already contacted the support team, waiting for their response. FYI: I've prepared a video about the issue, please find attached. It is reproducible in 1.6.0 and the maintenance build downloaded yesterday. Regards, Norbert Composite project - project path inconsistency Hi, I use Ready API 1.6. Please check the following steps: Create a composite project with a test suite and a test case Save the project => the created project folder has “.xml” ending. There is no way to save the project without this ending. The “File” property of the project is correct, it has the “xml” ending Close the Ready API Reopen Ready API Check the “File” property of the project – it does not contain the “xml” ending Save the project => a new project folder is created, so it is duplicated in the folder I would like to store the project in SVN, but this behaviour leads to inconsistency. Is this a known bug? What could be the solution? Best regards, Norbert