On 2/28/07, eli bird <elibird@gmail.com> wrote
>
> Using Subclipse1.2 with Eclipse3.2.1, and Subversion1.4.2. I'm having a
> problem getting the right revision # from the Synchronize view. After my
> partner commits a change, and I hit the synchronize button, the file he has
> commited appears, but with my current revision number, not the latest
> revision from the repository. Therefore when I right-click on the file and
> select update, I get the message 'At revision 14' when I want to update to
> revision 15. What is more curious is that when I edit a file on the server
> and commit the change, the correct revision number shows up in the
> synchronize view and I can update no problem. Is there a way to always get
> the HEAD revision from the synchronize view? If not, I could work around
> this problem by always updating from the Navigator view, since that grabs
> the HEAD revision each time, but I would like to use the Synchronize view if
> I can get it working properly. Maybe it *is* working properly?
Synchronize always goes against HEAD. Are you sure you did not already have
the view loaded and then it did not refresh/re-run? Update from the Synch
view will only update to the revision you see in the view. This is so if
you spend a long time doing compares and looking at the changes you do not
then update and potentially get a different version than you were looking
at.
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Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
Received on Wed Feb 28 22:00:57 2007