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Export filtering based on changes [message #122917]

Fri, 28 November 2003 21:55

Eclipse User

I would like to be able to export files from a project based on
differences from a baseline. Where this is useful is if I check a
baseline project into the repository such as a user configurable jar or
war and later want to see what files have dynamically changed during
runtime operations, I can reimport the runtime version into the project
and then sync with repository which will show me everything that is
different. It is these differing files that I would like to be able to
filter on and export into an external zip file. I have not found a way
to do this currently but if this is possible please let me know. If
not, I would like to suggest adding this as a feature enhancement.

Re: Export filtering based on changes [message #122921 is a reply to message #122917]

Fri, 28 November 2003 21:59

Eclipse User

Gerry Reno wrote:
> I would like to be able to export files from a project based on
> differences from a baseline. Where this is useful is if I check a
> baseline project into the repository such as a user configurable jar or
> war and later want to see what files have dynamically changed during
> runtime operations, I can reimport the runtime version into the project
> and then sync with repository which will show me everything that is
> different. It is these differing files that I would like to be able to
> filter on and export into an external zip file. I have not found a way
> to do this currently but if this is possible please let me know. If
> not, I would like to suggest adding this as a feature enhancement.
>
Just to be perfectly clear, the baseline would be the expanded jar or war
and that is what would be checked into the repository.

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