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"Synchronize CVS Projects" [message #114072]

Wed, 05 November 2003 13:27

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: topher1120.hotmail.com

I've been working a while with Eclipse and CVS seperately and am now
learning how to use the CVS functionality in Eclipse. My question is
regarding the "Synchronize CVS Projects" and committing changes.
It seems to me that the sync pretty much does a "cvs update". Am I
correct in this interpretation? If not, how do I get it to recognize
changes I have made? I understand I can commit files and packages through
the "team" menu item, but am really looking for a button to push to
"automatically" commit all my changes. Is there any way to do this?

Thanks,
Chris

Re: "Synchronize CVS Projects" [message #114079 is a reply to message #114072]

Wed, 05 November 2003 13:58

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: richkulp.NO.SPAM.us.ibm.com

Synchronize is to bring up a complete map of what has changed on both
ends, i.e. what needs to be committed, what needs to retrieved from CVS,
and what conflicts (i.e. changed both locally and on CVS). From there
you can select and see what has changed, or commit or retrieve any
updates that you want.

There is no button to commit everything in your workspace. Commit is on
a project/folder/file basis. You select the projects that have a little
">" symbol before them indicating you have changes and do a Team->Commit
and it will commit non-conflicting changes.
--
Thanks, Rich Kulp

Re: "Synchronize CVS Projects" [message #114085 is a reply to message #114079]

Wed, 05 November 2003 14:02

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: topher1120.hotmail.com

Rich Kulp wrote:

> Synchronize is to bring up a complete map of what has changed on both
> ends, i.e. what needs to be committed, what needs to retrieved from CVS,
> and what conflicts (i.e. changed both locally and on CVS). From there
> you can select and see what has changed, or commit or retrieve any
> updates that you want.

> There is no button to commit everything in your workspace. Commit is on
> a project/folder/file basis. You select the projects that have a little
> ">" symbol before them indicating you have changes and do a Team->Commit
> and it will commit non-conflicting changes.

Thank you,
Taking a look at the view the sync brings up, I found it was shown in an
area that could not display that information. I changed the placement and
now can see it and understand.

Re: "Synchronize CVS Projects" [message #114228 is a reply to message #114079]

Thu, 06 November 2003 04:56

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net

Rich Kulp wrote:

>
> Synchronize is to bring up a complete map of what has changed on both
> ends, i.e. what needs to be committed, what needs to retrieved from
> CVS, and what conflicts (i.e. changed both locally and on CVS). From
> there you can select and see what has changed, or commit or retrieve
> any updates that you want.
>
> There is no button to commit everything in your workspace.

Using I20031105 and having no working set defined on the Synchronize
view you can first click the "Refresh with remote" button and then there
are two new button on the right which allow you to commit or update in
one step.

Dani

> Commit is on a project/folder/file basis. You select the projects that
> have a little ">" symbol before them indicating you have changes and
> do a Team->Commit and it will commit non-conflicting changes.

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