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Subversive installed under Galileo no longer lets me commit code under Helios [message #900353]

Mon, 06 August 2012 11:21

Richard Greaves
Messages: 1
Registered: August 2012

Junior Member

Up until today I have been using Eclipse Galileo. Whilst using Galileo I installed the subversive version control software and this worked well.

However, today I upgraded my Ubuntu LINUX OS to version 11.10 and it has upgraded me to Eclipse Helios.

To submit code to my local SVN repository, I used to right-click on my project and choose 'Team' -> 'Commit'.

But now if I right-click on my project I can only get 'Team' -> 'Apply Patch...'

What is the patch and where can I find it? How can I use Helios with Subversive and carry on commiting code?

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Re: Subversive installed under Galileo no longer lets me commit code under Helios [message #900362 is a reply to message #900353]

Mon, 06 August 2012 11:43

Russell Bateman
Messages: 2707
Registered: July 2009
Location: Provo, Utah, USA

Senior Member

On 8/6/2012 9:21 AM, Richard Greaves wrote:
> Up until today I have been using Eclipse Galileo. Whilst using Galileo I
> installed the subversive version control software and this worked well.
>
> However, today I upgraded my Ubuntu LINUX OS to version 11.10 and it has
> upgraded me to Eclipse Helios.
>
> To submit code to my local SVN repository, I used to right-click on my
> project and choose 'Team' -> 'Commit'.
>
> But now if I right-click on my project I can only get 'Team' -> 'Apply
> Patch...'
>
> What is the patch and where can I find it? How can I use Helios with
> Subversive and carry on commiting code?

It sounds as if you got Eclipse from the Ubuntu Software Center. If so,
discard it and get Eclipse from eclipse.org. Then re-install Subclipse
or Subversive. If you want help, I can offer
http://www.javahotchocolate.com/tutorials/subclipse.html. Or come back
here for help. There's also an Eclipse Subversive forum.

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