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List of SVN changes in working copy in Eclipse

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When I make Team -> Commit I can see list of all changes I've done in my working copy.

Can I see that list same way as I can see files in Project Explorer (as some kind of filter maybe)?

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kuba Avatar asked Dec 30 '10 12:12

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Right click on the project -> Team -> Synchronize...
It will take you to synchronize perspective with outgoing and incoming changes.

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oshai Avatar answered Oct 11 '22 12:10

oshai


Right click on the project -> Team -> Show History.

What you get from the Commit dialog is probably not a list of changes in the repository, but a list of commit comments you wrote previously, hence having only your last commit comments.

At least that is the behaviour of the Subclipse plugin.

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Antonio Pérez Avatar answered Oct 11 '22 10:10

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