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Fri, 07 November 2003 12:26

Eclipse User

It would be very cool if the CVS decorations showed whether a file needed
updating or committing or adding. On the other hand I would ditch the CVS
option string "(ASCII -kkv)" since I can assume that for all of my sources
and it ends up being clutter. BTW, is there a feature request process (e.g.,
JIRA) or just the newsgroup?

Re: CVS Status Feature [message #114823 is a reply to message #114810]

Fri, 07 November 2003 12:45

Eclipse User

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

You can already get rid of the -kkv, go to the
Windows->Preferences->Team->CVS->Label Decorations.

From there you can remove the {keyword} However that would remove it
for all, even those that are binary.

There is already an indication for needs adding (a ?) or
dirty/needs-commiting (a >)

--
Thanks, Rich Kulp

Re: CVS Status Feature [message #114849 is a reply to message #114810]

Fri, 07 November 2003 13:04

Eclipse User

> It would be very cool if the CVS decorations showed whether a
> file needed updating or committing or adding.

Window-->Preferences-->Team-->CVS-->Label Decorations-->('Icons'
tab)-->Indicate is outgoing.

> On the other hand I would ditch the CVS option string
> "(ASCII -kkv)" since I can assume that for all of my sources
> and it ends up being clutter.

in:

Window-->Preferences-->Team-->CVS-->Label Decorations-->('Text'
tab)-->'File Format:'

remove the '({keyword})' from the end. if you are using the 'Indicate is
outgoing' option above, you can also remove the '{dirty_flag} from 'File
Format:', 'Folder Format:', and 'Project Format:'.

> BTW, is there a feature request process (e.g., JIRA) or just
> the newsgroup?

goto:

http://bugs.eclipse.org

hth,
alvin

Re: CVS Status Feature [message #114986 is a reply to message #114823]

Fri, 07 November 2003 17:44

Eclipse User

Kool, thanks.

Re: CVS Status Feature [message #114997 is a reply to message #114849]

Fri, 07 November 2003 17:45

Eclipse User

Great but now I have another problem. EVERYTHING indicates an outgoing
change after I just fetched the whole tree using cvs co from the command
line and then fired up Eclipse. How do I sync 'em up again?

Re: CVS Status Feature [message #115034 is a reply to message #114997]

Fri, 07 November 2003 18:04

Eclipse User

After doing an update all was well. All the files that were just checkout so
why an update was required is a mystery.

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