| Versioning [message #215884] |
Thu, 14 June 2007 20:06  |
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Originally posted by: tim.gallagher.gd-ais.com
Hey all I have a question about versioning for ya all. I have a Windows
directory on a laptop that I house all of my development code from. When
I am at work, I map this directory out and when I am at home, I use the
laptop to do the development from.
One thing that I love about Eclipse is that every time I save my work (it
is thousands of times) I can always revert back from local history. Ok
here is question #1,
Q. Where is the local copy of versioning located?
Sometimes I loose the versioning, it is gone I get a "No local history
available for selected resource" What does this mean, I was able to look
at pass histories. and last, how can I sync my stuf with global server,
does SVN do the same thing as the local history??
Thanks for the help.
-T
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| Re: Versioning [message #216073 is a reply to message #215884] |
Fri, 15 June 2007 14:21  |
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Originally posted by: krzysztofHMMMMdaniel.gmail.com
1. There is no something like local copy of versioning. All those
informations are included into workspace resources.
2. Entries are removed from history after some time - default eclipse
settings is 7 days, you can check it in window->preferences and then
type in the filter "hist".
3. AFAIK to work with SVN you need SVN plugin. Eclipse supports CVS by
default. Yes, both tools offers the same functionality as local history
and a bit more. Refer to the eclipse documentation, about team programming.
HTH,
Chris
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