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Re: [Subclipse-users] Small bug in repository history view?

From: Zach Bailey <zach.bailey_at_hannonhill.com>
Date: 2006-10-06 19:31:30 CEST

Actually I think it would be helpful to have this option, Mark.

I remember my days from using the CVS plugin - they had an option called
"override and update" which would completely revert all your workspace
changes and update to the latest revision. AFAIK subclipse does not have
any way of doing this, however it sounds like what you described
(recursive revert on the root).

It would be akin to the result of deleting the project entirely and
re-checking out. I always found that somewhat useful when I had
completely botched something (which happens from time to time). On CVS
it was less painful.

-Zach

Mark Phippard wrote:
> Zach Bailey <zach.bailey@hannonhill.com> wrote on 10/06/2006 01:22:17 PM:
>
>> http://subclipse.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=564
>>
>> Another unrelated thing, but I noticed that when doing a "revert" on a
>> large number of files that it is really slow - I have not tried it
>> solely on the command line so I don't know if the problem is with
>> subversion rather than subclipse - but it seems to take about 1 second
>> per file revert (whereas an add/update takes MUCH less). Is this also a
>> known issue or could an explanation be provided?
>
> There is/was an open issue. I might closed it recently, but I think it is
> still open. I do not think it can be made much faster on our end. We
> have to do the reverts one at a time and I think all the stuff that has to
> happen just takes about a second to run. Subversion/JavaHL could probably
> be enhanced to give us an API that lets us give it an array of items. In
> the case of update they did that and the speed increase was only marginal.
> It might be a little better hear since it is all local.
>
> One of the things when we do a revert is that we have to be careful not to
> revert more than you asked for, such as reverting a folder recursively
> when you only wanted to revert a propchange on the folder itself.
> Obviously if we could just tell Subversion to recursively revert your
> entire WC it would be faster, but we cannot do that.
>
> Mark
>
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