I was using Luna and now thinking about an upgrade to Mars.
I can't find the CVS option in Import which was available in Luna by default.
Did they remove it in Mars.?
Solution. In Eclipse, open the Repositories view, right-click that view, and select New→ Repository Location, opening the Add CVS Repository dialog. Enter the required information, and click OK.
CVS Version Tree Eclipse Version Tree Plugin is an easy to use, graphical version tree for project artifacts hosted in a CVS repository.
To get commit your changes to CVS, click on the "Commit" (right arrow) icon, type a good message about what you changed/added into the dialog box, and click Finish. You can resynchronize using the "synchronize" button. To go back to the Java perspective, just click on "Java" in the top right corner of Eclipse.
The CVS Integration was removed by Eclipse consensus, because of the low usage rate of CVS, which is about 3.7%.
You can reference the URL below:
Also, if you want to install the CVS Integration, you can
Then I think you can use the CVS integration feature.
CVS integration has been dropped from default Eclipse installation as well as the Eclipse Marketplace!
Please use the oxygen-update-site to recover the CVS integration.
http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen
Guide to install CVS integration on Eclipse 2018-12
http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen
for name and location, press OK.type filter text
to cvs
and check Eclipse CVS Client
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