[guyr]

I’ve used WinCvs for years to work with CVS repositories. One capability from WinCvs that I’d like to see in MyEclipse is a graphical view of revisions and branches for an individual source file. I found an old Eclipse plugin that provides some of that functionality here:

http://www.bonevich.com/boneclipse-master/boneclipse-cvsgrapher/index.html

Amazingly, though it is 5 years old and last tested on 3.0, it actually works on GanyMede 3.4 and MyEclipse. The graphical display provided is pretty nice, but it is missing some functionality. For example, while in graphical mode, I’d like to be able to click on a particular revision, and do things like retrieve that revision, create a tag on that revision, create a branch there, reset the sticky tag (i.e., go back to HEAD). Also, since this is a general purpose Eclipse plug-in and not MyEclipse-specific, it doesn’t know about MyEclipse views and hence is not present on context menus in those views (such as the synchronize view.)

[Chris Mattmiller]

I followed the link but could not download the plugin (the page is missing). But that would be a great feature to have.

EDIT:
I was clicking on the links for Eclipse 🙁
(Not enough coffee in me I guess)

[olexiyb]

Hi

There is another plugin

http://sourceforge.net/projects/versiontree/

Does anybody has source of boneclipse-cvsgrapher soemwhere?

I liked GEF tree and wanted to compare.

Olexiy

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