Re: [Subclipse-users] Subclipse commit malfunction

On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 4:14 AM, Joan Barros <barros.joan_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm currently using subclipse to manage a Joomla! project that I'm
> developing using Eclipse and PHP Development Tools for Eclipse. When I open
> the commit dialog it selects by default all the files but not the files
> scheduled for add, delete or modify as it says on the help.

Huh? It selects all files, but not all files? The screenshot sure
seems to look like it is all files.

All files are selected by default. There is an option on the dialog
as to whether unversioned items are included. Your choice is
remembered and it can be easily toggled.

> Also it doesn't
> say if the file is modified, added, deleted or unversioned as the screenshot
> in the help shows.

It does not say it in words, but there are decorators. A ? for
unversioned, a + for added and an X for deleted. Same decorators used
in the main view. There is also a decorator that looks like a greek
delta for property changes. Modifications are not decorated as that
is the "norma" situation.

> I think I'm probably using it wrong but the behavior of the Tortoise SVN
> Commit dialog is totally different and more comftable. If there is a way to
> configure subclipse to behave as the Tortoise SVN Dialog please point it to
> me. Because right now I have to do the commits through Tortoise SVN because
> It doesn't select the versioned files by default as Tortoise SVN.

Again, if you are saying it does not select modified files or
adds/deletes, no that is just not true. It does. The only choice is
how unversioned files are handled.

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Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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