| Editing read-only files [message #171275] |
Tue, 16 December 2003 15:38  |
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Eclipse has a handy-dandy feature that allows pessamistic source control
systems, to realize when a user is "first editing" a file under source
control, so that it can be checked out before editing.
However, I frequently find that Eclipse will not do this. Usually this is
after I've been asked once, and declined to check it out, or after I've
been editing a file, and checked it back in.
How can inform Eclipse it needs to reset this "state" to be "before first
edit", both as a user (Refresh doesn't do it), and as a plugin.
Thanks.
David
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| Re: Editing read-only files [message #171499 is a reply to message #171275] |
Wed, 17 December 2003 04:53  |
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David Corbin wrote:
> Eclipse has a handy-dandy feature that allows pessamistic source control
> systems, to realize when a user is "first editing" a file under source
> control, so that it can be checked out before editing.
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> However, I frequently find that Eclipse will not do this. Usually this is
> after I've been asked once, and declined to check it out, or after I've
> been editing a file, and checked it back in.
>
> How can inform Eclipse it needs to reset this "state" to be "before first
> edit", both as a user (Refresh doesn't do it), and as a plugin.
You should file a bug report with detailed steps against platform-text.
-tom
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