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pstanton
pstanton

Reputation: 36640

subclipse override and commit?

using subclipse, how do i commit my older unchanged file over someone else's bodged-up newer version of the file?

i seem to remember there being an 'override and commit' option in older versions, or maybe that was another version control product...

cheers.

Upvotes: 5

Views: 9633

Answers (4)

cupiqi09
cupiqi09

Reputation: 338

You could also do it that way:

  • update everything (overwrite your unchanged old version)
  • show history
  • in history pick the version you want to switch back to
  • right click: get content
  • commit

Upvotes: 0

stack_lover
stack_lover

Reputation: 21

using subclipse: in history view: mark all versions you want to get rid of (use ctrl to add select) then right click and revert

then commit and you should have a new version without the unwanted versions

Upvotes: 2

the_dark_destructor
the_dark_destructor

Reputation: 687

Use subversive. It supports override and commit. I decided to pass from subeclipse to subversive properly due to the lack of this feature.

Upvotes: 1

VonC
VonC

Reputation: 1324268

This looks like ticket 761, which means that feature may not be available anytime soon, I am afraid.
The "Mark as Merged" is still the way to override changes.

Upvotes: 4

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