Re: Show pending SVN operations

Scott Palmer wrote:

> I guess I need to learn more about this synchronize view.
>
> I don't understand what the controls do in that view: What does Pin
> Current Synchronization mean? What does it mean to "Remove Current
> Synchronization?"

   Sync view is trying to manage synchronizations in a "first in -
first our" way, so if you want to have some sync permanent you can pin
it (this is very similar to pinning editors in Eclipse).

> It only shows one project, that's a major problem. I want to see the
> changes in my Workspace and so I have to manually go through each
> project and view them one at a time in the synchronize view... that's
> the sort of stuff that computers are for :).

   Synchronize view can show sync info for one, multiple or all
projects from within choosen working set or from entire worksplace.
See a standard "Sync Wizard" for more details.
   Sometimes it is convenient to have several working sets (even when
working with other views) and switch between these to hide/show
relevnt resources.

> It's funny, because when I right-click on my project in that view I see
> an option to "Remove from View"... what is the point of removing a
> project from the view if there isn't really any way to add a project to
> the view?

   In some cases you may have no control on "add to ignore list", so
Sync view allow to remove resources from view. This will work even
between synchronizations untill you'll remove and reopen sync (well,
at least this is how it work for CVS)

> Is there a way to view diffs from the synchronize view?

   Double click?
   It is probably still missing feature in Subclipse to allow to
create patch from Sync view.

> Must be an Eclipse thing... but it is less useful than it should be IMHO.

   Subclipse is still little behind CVS support in Sync view, but it
is getting better and better.

   regards,
   Eugene
Received on Wed Sep 14 04:57:54 2005