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How can I view changes made in whole workspace on a specyfic date in Eclipse? Is there any plugin for that?
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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.
- [Voiceover] When we first installed Eclipse, and we launched it for the first time, do you remember the prompt that it asked you where you wanted to store your files? It automatically defaults to the C drive, to users, your username, and it creates a folder called Workspace. That's where your files are located.
Right Click on the file and select "Compare With" > "Local History".
It will list the file history by date. Click on any date will display the history of the file content with current version.
This is what Eclipse supports about local history
Local history in Eclipse
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You have to use SCM(SVN or GIT etc) to see the list of changes on your workspace. Thus you can synchronize the local workspace with the remote repository to see the list of changes.
There is no eclipse built in way to do this. However you can check the local history of a single file as answered by @Laxmikant Gurnalkar.
Also note that you can create local repositories in GIT and SVN.
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To view the resource history for a file:
Note: The History view also shows you all version and branch tags that are associated with the file.
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