Re: Subclipse 0.9.31 Released

Ironically, I think the Commit Sets idea has been inspired by
subversion! Because subversion versions the /repository/ rather than the
/file/, the idea of commit sets is implicit. In fact the python
cvs-to-svn converter tool has this hack too - where it looks for files
committed within a short period with the same message and batches them
all up as a single subversion commit.

Because you (Mark) are already thinking in subversion, Commit Sets are
implicit to your way of thinking so it seems weird to have them
explicitly supported on top of regular file commits.

Just the idle ramblings etc.

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Dan
Mark Phippard wrote:
>>  Release notes are saying that svn client 1.2 is required. So, it is
>>unclear if Subclipse installation has dependency on any external svn
>>client install or it is self-sufficient.
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>Ahh.  I just assume people who are already using Subclipse know this.
>Sorry.  The homepage covers this too, I guess not clearly enough.  On
>Windows, we provide everything you need.  On other platforms, you need to
>provide it.
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>>  For the record, this "Commit Sets" feature is one of the big things
>>that makes eclipse CVS support so different form other IDE.
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>Personally, I would find the concept terribly confusing and couldn't see
>using it.  Maybe I am thinking of something else.  Hasn't this feature only
>existed since 3.1 M3/M4?  I thought the Eclipse CVS support since the 2.x
>series has been pretty good.
>
>Mark
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