We had the same problem when we were using an older version of CVS (for
compatibility with wrappers) on the server. We've since abandoned wrappers
and are using a more recent version (1.11.12) on the server (gentoo linux)
and all of our CVS problems have gone away (we were also getting lots of
errors about the -C flag that eclipse would try to send on some actions). I
do recall reading somewhere that Eclipse only supports newer releases of
CVS.
--Logan Allred
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| | "JR Ruggentaler" |
| | <j..pv.com> |
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| | 03/23/2004 10:12 |
| | AM |
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| To: Ulrich Köster <ulric..bjectstyle.org>, <woproject-de..bjectstyle.org> |
| cc: |
| Subject: RE: How to Checkout from a CVS Branch in Eclipse? |
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> > Do anyone else use CVS from eclipse, the compare feature
> doesn't seem
> > to work.
>
> What's the problem?
I see the code on the left selected (Common file: FileName.java 1.16) and
the window on the right (Repository file: FileName 1.16) is empty. The CVS
console shows no activity. See attached screenshot.
> You have to enable this feature. Open the preferences and enable the
> CVS label decorator under Workbench->Label Decorators.
Thanks!
J.R.
(See attached file: JavaSourceCompare.gif)
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