This is VERY weird. I've been using Eclipse for over 4 years, and for some reason my Subversion integration disappeared today. I've uninstalled and reinstalled Subclipse 3 times already and it never re-appears. My installation log and configuration shows subclipse installed, but all I have under 'Team' in preferences is 'CVS', no Subversion. What would make this happen?

UPDATE

After an upgrade to eclipse via update-manager on Ubuntu, my team provider plugins appeared again and are working perfectly. Very bizarre.

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What version of Eclipse? What version of Subclipse? Do you have the right version of JavaHL: subclipse.tigris.org/wiki/JavaHL ? Did you update or install any other software recently? – Velociraptors Jul 29 '10 at 23:43
I just noticed that HgEclipse is not working either. All my addon Team Providers are not available. Eclipse SDK Version: 3.5.2 Build id: M20100211-1343 I have the proper version of JavaHL according to that compatibility table. No new software as far as I can tell. – purecharger Aug 4 '10 at 16:51
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Any luck? Maybe try Subversive if for some reason Subclipse does not work. Also verify that you didn't remove svn from the system path.

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I like the Subversive suggestion since I can't get Subclipse to work with Eclipse either. – Brian Knoblauch Aug 4 '10 at 18:54
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I finally solved this by deleting both my ~/.eclipse directory and my workspace directory. I then reinstalled the Subclipse and MercurialEclipse plugins and SVN/Mercurial show up as Team Synchronization options.

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