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When I have changed a lot of files I usually forget checking in some of them and this breaks the build. I have tried maintaining lists but it doesnt work. Is there any good plugin to Eclipse that tells me all the files that have been changed since my last checkin?
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asked Jul 21 '11 09:07
In the Eclipse Navigator view (or any Eclipse view that supports Team operations), right-click the file or folder and click Team > Show History.
Eclipse provides a feature called local history, which is basically a simplistic version control system that is updated every time you save a file. Using this local history, you can view diffs against previously saved versions of your file or revert to one of those revisions.
And in general you use the Synchronize View. Team providers (Git, CVS) hook into it, and it will show you a delta between what's checked in and what is dirty in your workspace.
Use Window>Show View>Other... to open the view, or switch to the Team Synchronizing perspective.
EDIT: I'll just add if you are using EGit, there's also the Git Staging view. It will show you all modified files for the current repo.
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