Re: Atomic commit with multiple projects

Yep. Other version control systems with atomic commits (i.e. not cvs)
have the same problem with their Eclipse plugins. It's a design flaw in
Eclipse.

Assuming you've grouped all your Eclipse projects together, try using
TortoiseSVN for the atomic commit.

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David Stagner
FedACH Distributed Development
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
david.stagner@mpls.frb.org
612-204-6786
Mark Phippard <MarkP@softlanding.com>
10/24/2004 10:33 AM
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        To:     users@subclipse.tigris.org
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        Subject:        Re: Atomic commit with multiple projects
> When I select more than one project and then use subclipse to
> perform a commit, it seems that one commit is done for each
> project, even though all the projects are in the same
>repository.  Is there any way to perform an atomic commit
> across projects?
I do not think so.  The problem is that each project in Eclipse is its own
Working Copy, there is no higher level WC folder that ties them together.
Without that, there is no way to get Subversion to perform all of the
commits atomically.
Mark
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