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Re: Advice for use of Subversion

From: Andreas Pakulat <apaku_at_gmx.de>
Date: 2006-04-20 23:38:08 CEST

On 20.04.06 16:20:00, Clark, Ken wrote:
> Has anyone come up with a process to build patches across multiple files (as in, everything that changed on the branch from one tag to another).
>
> Then, I presume, we would have to manually apply each patch in the list individually, wherever the file has ended up.
>
> For Subclipse -- does that happen automatically any time you move a file in Eclipse, or do you have to do the moving within Subclipse?

Subclipse works together with Eclipse' move,copy,rename and the other
refactoring commands, so if you delete a file in the project it is also
deleted from svn. Thinking about it: You need to manually add imported
files or newly created files to the repository - of course subclipse
doesn't know wether these need to be version-controlled.

Subclipse basically works the same way the integrated cvs-support works.

Andreas

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