[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIIDDES-2834?page=com.atlassian.jira.plu... ] Steve Tran commented on TEIIDDES-2834: -------------------------------------- No, I didn't check in the .project files or any of the Eclipse metadata. Typically, when I check out any project from GIT, the folder that I check it out into doesn't matter because all the files inside of it never reference anything absolutely. It's usually ../../xyz for example. I'm in a weird situation now because I created a VDB project in a folder called steve_project. In the VDB file, there are references to "steve_project" as the root folder. I've committed this work into GIT under a repo that may or may not have the same name. In this case, it's called VDB_Project1. When someone else comes and clones VDB_Project1, the name that they name their local folder on their system MUST be "steve_project", or else all the internal references are broken. I fully agree with you that hand editing any of these generated VDB files/xml is hacky. As it turns out, my workaround leads to an undeployable VDB, so it looks like everyone will need to use "steve_project" as their project folder from now on. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.4.11#64026)