| Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #20963] |
Sat, 04 August 2007 16:39  |
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Originally posted by: gnl.ballroomdancemusic.info
I'm not sure if this a mylyn or subversive issue, but I'll try here first.
Say I have been switching between several tasks so I have a number of files
that have been modified. I finally finish one task and want to check the
files affected into subversion. I go Team->Commit on the root of the project,
and I see every file that I've been working marked for submission, not just the
ones associated with my current task.
Is there anyway to filter the submission list so I only see the appropriate
files and not have to "guess" which files I should check in?
Thanks
George
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #20990 is a reply to message #20978] |
Mon, 06 August 2007 13:29  |
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Generally: Subclipse is rubbish at identifying all the changes I make.
Specifically: I don't know what triggers the issue. Most of the time it's
broken when I do big refactors moving classes between packages / projects,
but sometimes even just small changes show an incomplete change set - it
doesn't show everything in the Mylyn context for a task, and I *know* I
changed some of those files.
See also https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=198702 (but no extra
detail there).
"Mark Phippard" <mphippard@collab.net> wrote in message
news:C2DBD33E.5116%mphippard@collab.net...
> Are there any specific problems you can point to? I have been using the
> Mylyn 2.0/Subclipse 1.2 code streams for quite a while and cannot think of
> any problems I have encountered.
>
> Mark
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> On 8/5/07 4:58 PM, in article f95dld$sen$1@build.eclipse.org, "Dave Syer"
> <david_syer@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> It doesn't work very well with Subclipse in my experience. It seems the
>> Mylun team are focused on CVS, but I also think that Subclipse is rubbish
>> generally and most of the problems are probably coming from that
>> direction.
>> I just hope someone can do something about it - personally I've stopped
>> using Eclipse and Mylyn for version control. In other respects Mylyn is
>> in
>> a class of its own, but one way or another (probably not its fault) it
>> fails
>> to meet expectations with SVN.
>>
>> "Mark Phippard" <mphippard@collab.net> wrote in message
>> news:C2DA6C24.50F6%mphippard@collab.net...
>>> On 8/4/07 4:39 PM, in article f92o5h$maq$1@build.eclipse.org, "George
>>> You should use the Synchronize view, and turn on the feature to show
>>> Change
>>> Sets. Mylyn will have automatically grouped your files into change sets
>>> based on task. You can then just commit the change set.
>>>
>>> At least this is how it works with Subclipse and CVS.
>>>
>>> Mark
>>>
>>
>>
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #20994 is a reply to message #20990] |
Mon, 06 August 2007 14:33 |
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Originally posted by: mphippard.collab.net
Subversion has some limitations that can effect refactoring. For example,
you cannot rename something more than once unless you do a commit after each
rename. This can manifest in other ways such as not being able to rename a
folder and then also rename files in the folder. Subversion 1.5 (not
released yet) addresses these limitations and Subclipse has been updated to
handle them. It is hard to say how this manifests in Mylyn change sets. I
will try it when I get a chance. It'd be helpful to have specific
reproduction recipes that demonstrate the problem.
Mark
On 8/6/07 1:29 PM, in article f97lr3$ttq$1@build.eclipse.org, "Dave Syer"
<david_syer@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Generally: Subclipse is rubbish at identifying all the changes I make.
> Specifically: I don't know what triggers the issue. Most of the time it's
> broken when I do big refactors moving classes between packages / projects,
> but sometimes even just small changes show an incomplete change set - it
> doesn't show everything in the Mylyn context for a task, and I *know* I
> changed some of those files.
>
> See also https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=198702 (but no extra
> detail there).
>
> "Mark Phippard" <mphippard@collab.net> wrote in message
> news:C2DBD33E.5116%mphippard@collab.net...
>> Are there any specific problems you can point to? I have been using the
>> Mylyn 2.0/Subclipse 1.2 code streams for quite a while and cannot think of
>> any problems I have encountered.
>>
>> Mark
>>
>>
>> On 8/5/07 4:58 PM, in article f95dld$sen$1@build.eclipse.org, "Dave Syer"
>> <david_syer@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> It doesn't work very well with Subclipse in my experience. It seems the
>>> Mylun team are focused on CVS, but I also think that Subclipse is rubbish
>>> generally and most of the problems are probably coming from that
>>> direction.
>>> I just hope someone can do something about it - personally I've stopped
>>> using Eclipse and Mylyn for version control. In other respects Mylyn is
>>> in
>>> a class of its own, but one way or another (probably not its fault) it
>>> fails
>>> to meet expectations with SVN.
>>>
>>> "Mark Phippard" <mphippard@collab.net> wrote in message
>>> news:C2DA6C24.50F6%mphippard@collab.net...
>>>> On 8/4/07 4:39 PM, in article f92o5h$maq$1@build.eclipse.org, "George
>>>> You should use the Synchronize view, and turn on the feature to show
>>>> Change
>>>> Sets. Mylyn will have automatically grouped your files into change sets
>>>> based on task. You can then just commit the change set.
>>>>
>>>> At least this is how it works with Subclipse and CVS.
>>>>
>>>> Mark
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #26804 is a reply to message #26720] |
Fri, 07 September 2007 10:35 |
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Originally posted by: markphip.GoogleMail.com
In article <nemoFri090707101843@collab.net> Mark
Phippard<markphip@GoogleMail.com> wrote:
> In article
> <836108385.2731189173631590.JavaMail.root@cp9.dzone.com>Gabor Gyenes
> <gabor.gyenes@indgroup.eu> wrote:
>> I have checked and theoritically everyting was fine. Finally I
>> decided to rebuild the full Eclipse installation to avoid dev build.
>> Besides that I started to use Subversive SVN plugin instead of
>> Subclipse. Now it works. :/
>> Subversive has some Mylyn integration module. Maybe that helped..
?
> Subclipse does as well. I was going to suggest that you might not
> have it installed but since an earlier poster in this same thread had
> the same problem as you and then followed up that they did not
> havethisintegration plug-in installed, I just assumed you had already
> checked
> that.
You know, I actually think the discussion was in another thread now
and I just thought this was the same one. Sorry for not just
suggesting you probably did not have the Subclipse Mylyn Integration
plug-in installed.
Mark
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #576664 is a reply to message #20963] |
Sat, 04 August 2007 17:47 |
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On 8/4/07 4:39 PM, in article f92o5h$maq$1@build.eclipse.org, "George
Lindholm" <gnl@ballroomdancemusic.info> wrote:
> I'm not sure if this a mylyn or subversive issue, but I'll try here first.
>
> Say I have been switching between several tasks so I have a number of files
> that have been modified. I finally finish one task and want to check the
> files affected into subversion. I go Team->Commit on the root of the project,
> and I see every file that I've been working marked for submission, not just
> the
> ones associated with my current task.
>
> Is there anyway to filter the submission list so I only see the appropriate
> files and not have to "guess" which files I should check in?
You should use the Synchronize view, and turn on the feature to show Change
Sets. Mylyn will have automatically grouped your files into change sets
based on task. You can then just commit the change set.
At least this is how it works with Subclipse and CVS.
Mark
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #576680 is a reply to message #20968] |
Sun, 05 August 2007 16:58 |
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It doesn't work very well with Subclipse in my experience. It seems the
Mylun team are focused on CVS, but I also think that Subclipse is rubbish
generally and most of the problems are probably coming from that direction.
I just hope someone can do something about it - personally I've stopped
using Eclipse and Mylyn for version control. In other respects Mylyn is in
a class of its own, but one way or another (probably not its fault) it fails
to meet expectations with SVN.
"Mark Phippard" <mphippard@collab.net> wrote in message
news:C2DA6C24.50F6%mphippard@collab.net...
> On 8/4/07 4:39 PM, in article f92o5h$maq$1@build.eclipse.org, "George
> You should use the Synchronize view, and turn on the feature to show
> Change
> Sets. Mylyn will have automatically grouped your files into change sets
> based on task. You can then just commit the change set.
>
> At least this is how it works with Subclipse and CVS.
>
> Mark
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #576719 is a reply to message #20973] |
Sun, 05 August 2007 19:19 |
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Are there any specific problems you can point to? I have been using the
Mylyn 2.0/Subclipse 1.2 code streams for quite a while and cannot think of
any problems I have encountered.
Mark
On 8/5/07 4:58 PM, in article f95dld$sen$1@build.eclipse.org, "Dave Syer"
<david_syer@hotmail.com> wrote:
> It doesn't work very well with Subclipse in my experience. It seems the
> Mylun team are focused on CVS, but I also think that Subclipse is rubbish
> generally and most of the problems are probably coming from that direction.
> I just hope someone can do something about it - personally I've stopped
> using Eclipse and Mylyn for version control. In other respects Mylyn is in
> a class of its own, but one way or another (probably not its fault) it fails
> to meet expectations with SVN.
>
> "Mark Phippard" <mphippard@collab.net> wrote in message
> news:C2DA6C24.50F6%mphippard@collab.net...
>> On 8/4/07 4:39 PM, in article f92o5h$maq$1@build.eclipse.org, "George
>> You should use the Synchronize view, and turn on the feature to show
>> Change
>> Sets. Mylyn will have automatically grouped your files into change sets
>> based on task. You can then just commit the change set.
>>
>> At least this is how it works with Subclipse and CVS.
>>
>> Mark
>>
>
>
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #576744 is a reply to message #20978] |
Mon, 06 August 2007 13:29 |
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Generally: Subclipse is rubbish at identifying all the changes I make.
Specifically: I don't know what triggers the issue. Most of the time it's
broken when I do big refactors moving classes between packages / projects,
but sometimes even just small changes show an incomplete change set - it
doesn't show everything in the Mylyn context for a task, and I *know* I
changed some of those files.
See also https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=198702 (but no extra
detail there).
"Mark Phippard" <mphippard@collab.net> wrote in message
news:C2DBD33E.5116%mphippard@collab.net...
> Are there any specific problems you can point to? I have been using the
> Mylyn 2.0/Subclipse 1.2 code streams for quite a while and cannot think of
> any problems I have encountered.
>
> Mark
>
>
> On 8/5/07 4:58 PM, in article f95dld$sen$1@build.eclipse.org, "Dave Syer"
> <david_syer@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> It doesn't work very well with Subclipse in my experience. It seems the
>> Mylun team are focused on CVS, but I also think that Subclipse is rubbish
>> generally and most of the problems are probably coming from that
>> direction.
>> I just hope someone can do something about it - personally I've stopped
>> using Eclipse and Mylyn for version control. In other respects Mylyn is
>> in
>> a class of its own, but one way or another (probably not its fault) it
>> fails
>> to meet expectations with SVN.
>>
>> "Mark Phippard" <mphippard@collab.net> wrote in message
>> news:C2DA6C24.50F6%mphippard@collab.net...
>>> On 8/4/07 4:39 PM, in article f92o5h$maq$1@build.eclipse.org, "George
>>> You should use the Synchronize view, and turn on the feature to show
>>> Change
>>> Sets. Mylyn will have automatically grouped your files into change sets
>>> based on task. You can then just commit the change set.
>>>
>>> At least this is how it works with Subclipse and CVS.
>>>
>>> Mark
>>>
>>
>>
>
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #576773 is a reply to message #20990] |
Mon, 06 August 2007 14:33 |
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Subversion has some limitations that can effect refactoring. For example,
you cannot rename something more than once unless you do a commit after each
rename. This can manifest in other ways such as not being able to rename a
folder and then also rename files in the folder. Subversion 1.5 (not
released yet) addresses these limitations and Subclipse has been updated to
handle them. It is hard to say how this manifests in Mylyn change sets. I
will try it when I get a chance. It'd be helpful to have specific
reproduction recipes that demonstrate the problem.
Mark
On 8/6/07 1:29 PM, in article f97lr3$ttq$1@build.eclipse.org, "Dave Syer"
<david_syer@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Generally: Subclipse is rubbish at identifying all the changes I make.
> Specifically: I don't know what triggers the issue. Most of the time it's
> broken when I do big refactors moving classes between packages / projects,
> but sometimes even just small changes show an incomplete change set - it
> doesn't show everything in the Mylyn context for a task, and I *know* I
> changed some of those files.
>
> See also https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=198702 (but no extra
> detail there).
>
> "Mark Phippard" <mphippard@collab.net> wrote in message
> news:C2DBD33E.5116%mphippard@collab.net...
>> Are there any specific problems you can point to? I have been using the
>> Mylyn 2.0/Subclipse 1.2 code streams for quite a while and cannot think of
>> any problems I have encountered.
>>
>> Mark
>>
>>
>> On 8/5/07 4:58 PM, in article f95dld$sen$1@build.eclipse.org, "Dave Syer"
>> <david_syer@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> It doesn't work very well with Subclipse in my experience. It seems the
>>> Mylun team are focused on CVS, but I also think that Subclipse is rubbish
>>> generally and most of the problems are probably coming from that
>>> direction.
>>> I just hope someone can do something about it - personally I've stopped
>>> using Eclipse and Mylyn for version control. In other respects Mylyn is
>>> in
>>> a class of its own, but one way or another (probably not its fault) it
>>> fails
>>> to meet expectations with SVN.
>>>
>>> "Mark Phippard" <mphippard@collab.net> wrote in message
>>> news:C2DA6C24.50F6%mphippard@collab.net...
>>>> On 8/4/07 4:39 PM, in article f92o5h$maq$1@build.eclipse.org, "George
>>>> You should use the Synchronize view, and turn on the feature to show
>>>> Change
>>>> Sets. Mylyn will have automatically grouped your files into change sets
>>>> based on task. You can then just commit the change set.
>>>>
>>>> At least this is how it works with Subclipse and CVS.
>>>>
>>>> Mark
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #578259 is a reply to message #20990] |
Mon, 27 August 2007 01:23 |
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Dave: while problems with a any tool that we rely on can get very
frustrating, I would like to encourage everyone to do their best to
submit any problems that they have have as bugs or posts to the project
they are having the problems with. I'm not trying to discourage posting
opinions in our forums, but for other readers it is more helpful if you
can point at a bug or two that you've filed, so that others can comment
on those bugs if they've had similar problems or frustrations.
Cheers,
Mik
Dave Syer wrote:
> Generally: Subclipse is rubbish at identifying all the changes I make.
> Specifically: I don't know what triggers the issue. Most of the time it's
> broken when I do big refactors moving classes between packages / projects,
> but sometimes even just small changes show an incomplete change set - it
> doesn't show everything in the Mylyn context for a task, and I *know* I
> changed some of those files.
>
> See also https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=198702 (but no extra
> detail there).
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #579352 is a reply to message #23739] |
Fri, 31 August 2007 09:26 |
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Originally posted by: gabor.gyenes.indgroup.eu
I have similar problem with my Eclipse.
Eclipse 3.3.0
Mylyn developer build from 2007-08-27. (This is required for JIRA connectivity.)
Subclipse 1.2.4
The behaviour is the following:
I activate a task.
Edit some file, that became the part of the task context automatically.
Deactivate a tasks.
Go to synchronize view.
Select the "Change Set" option.
And nothing happens. What have I missed?
Thanks in advance.
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #580317 is a reply to message #25987] |
Fri, 07 September 2007 10:00 |
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Originally posted by: gabor.gyenes.indgroup.eu
I have checked and theoritically everyting was fine. Finally I decided to rebuild the full Eclipse installation to avoid dev build. Besides that I started to use Subversive SVN plugin instead of Subclipse.
Now it works. :/
Subversive has some Mylyn integration module. Maybe that helped.. ?
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #580342 is a reply to message #26679] |
Fri, 07 September 2007 10:20 |
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In article
<836108385.2731189173631590.JavaMail.root@cp9.dzone.com>Gabor Gyenes
<gabor.gyenes@indgroup.eu> wrote:
> I have checked and theoritically everyting was fine. Finally I
> decided to rebuild the full Eclipse installation to avoid dev build.
> Besides that I started to use Subversive SVN plugin instead of
> Subclipse. Now it works. :/
> Subversive has some Mylyn integration module. Maybe that helped.. ?
Subclipse does as well. I was going to suggest that you might not
have it installed but since an earlier poster in this same thread had
the same problem as you and then followed up that they did not have
thisintegration plug-in installed, I just assumed you had already
checked
that.
Mark
--
I'm trying a new usenet client for Mac, Nemo OS X.
You can download it at http://www.malcom-mac.com/nemo
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| Re: Filtering subversion commits with active task? [message #580392 is a reply to message #26720] |
Fri, 07 September 2007 10:35 |
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In article <nemoFri090707101843@collab.net> Mark
Phippard<markphip@GoogleMail.com> wrote:
> In article
> <836108385.2731189173631590.JavaMail.root@cp9.dzone.com>Gabor Gyenes
> <gabor.gyenes@indgroup.eu> wrote:
>> I have checked and theoritically everyting was fine. Finally I
>> decided to rebuild the full Eclipse installation to avoid dev build.
>> Besides that I started to use Subversive SVN plugin instead of
>> Subclipse. Now it works. :/
>> Subversive has some Mylyn integration module. Maybe that helped..
?
> Subclipse does as well. I was going to suggest that you might not
> have it installed but since an earlier poster in this same thread had
> the same problem as you and then followed up that they did not
> havethisintegration plug-in installed, I just assumed you had already
> checked
> that.
You know, I actually think the discussion was in another thread now
and I just thought this was the same one. Sorry for not just
suggesting you probably did not have the Subclipse Mylyn Integration
plug-in installed.
Mark
--
I'm trying a new usenet client for Mac, Nemo OS X.
You can download it at http://www.malcom-mac.com/nemo
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