"Fernando P. Nájera Cano" <yo@FernandoNajera.com> wrote on 03/16/2006
08:50:12 AM:
> I'm a new user of Subclipse, although I've been using TortoiseSVN for a
long
> time. In just a few hours working with it I've found it very
comfortable, so
> thank you for this product!
>
> I noticed it works quite similar to TSVN, and I understand that they are
> different products, but as they basicly do the same stuff, there some
questions
> I have for you:
>
> 1) When I try to lock a file that is already locked by other user, the
error
> message doesn't tell me who that user is. How can I find it out?
The error message comes out of Subversion and it does not provide this in
the message. The only way to see this information is to go to the item in
the SVN Repositories view and click Properties.
> 2) Related to the previous question, is there any way to see all the
files that
> others have locked? In TSVN, you can go to "Check for modifications" and
then
> click on "Check Repository" and you can see that information. I expected
that
> the Synchronize view would give me that information, but I haven't found
it in
> neither that view nor any other SVN view.
This information is not available.
> 3) Is there any way to see all the files I have locked but not modified?
I can't
> find it, and it is very useful: without it, I can lock a file "forever"
without
> noticing! It is also important if you revert a file, as it is still
locked by
> you.
Just by the decorators.
Mark
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