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When I create a new CVS branch within Eclipse, I can see it in my list of available branches, but other developers do not. If I create a new branch on the server (command line), that branch is not available in the branch list of Eclipse. Does anyone have similar experiences, and if so, what can I do to make all branches available to the IDE??
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When I create a new CVS branch within Eclipse, I can see it in my list of available branches, but other developers do not. If I create a new branch on the server (command line), that branch is not available in the branch list of Eclipse. Does anyone have similar experiences, and if so, what can I do to make all branches available to the IDE??
I have a similar experience. But in my experience, branches created from the command line on the server show up in the branches list in MyEclipse for all developers. Branches created in MyEclipse by Developer A won’t be visible to Developer B. In the following list, branches RB_1_0 and RB_1_1 were created from the command line and are visible to all developers. The rest were created from MyEclipse and visible only to the developer who created them.
TEST (branch: 1.52.4) Root_TEST (revision: 1.52) RB_1_2 (branch: 1.52.2) Root_RB_1_2 (revision: 1.52) MyEclipseTestBranch (branch: 1.51.4) Root_MyEclipseTestBranch (revision: 1.51) RB_1_1 (branch: 1.51.2) RB_1_0 (branch: 1.44.2)Sorry guys didn’t see that last reply until MWThomson replied, then I got an email.
The CVS functionality in MyEclipse is actually provided by the Eclipse platform, we don’t modify it in any way… and off the top of my head, I can’t think of why you would be seeing this behavior unless there was something squirrely with the permissions.
How do you have CVS setup? Is it hosted on a 3rd party server off the machines from Dev A and Dev B? Or is it a local install on one of those machines? Is it being hosted on Linux or Windows?
