Re: [Subclipse-users] does subclipse send the wrong update command or is this just how svn works? (own commit overwritten and then i can update it back in)

On 12/1/2010 2:48 PM, Mark Phippard wrote:
> We have that preference that is now off by default called something
> like "Show Out of Date Folders". When this is on, after a commit the
> Synch view is refreshed automatically. Most people do not like this
> feature because it adds a lot of noise to the view. But it has the
> benefit of keeping your working copy in synch better.

What I would prefer is a warning when the user clicked on the Update
action in the Synchronize view with an older revision:

Warning
You're about to update to revision X, but there is a newer version Y in
the repository. You might want to synchronize with the repository first
to use the latest version.
Buttons: Update anyways, Synchronize, Cancel

I don't like that fact that it simply says "Update" in the context menu,
but it doesn't tell you the revision, or that it might be something
different than HEAD. AFAIK you can't change the menu entry dynamically,
and context menu items don't have tooltips, so I believe a dialog is the
best option.

Cheers
Andreas

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Received on 2010-12-01 15:02:45 CET