Welcome to the website of Davis Fiore

Subclipse for Eclipse is provided with two main perspectives:

• "SVN repository exploring" to explore the remote files.
• "Team Synchronizing" to synchronize local files with remote ones.

A handy menu is accessible by right clicking any file or directory and selecting "Team". The main functionalities are:

Synchronize with Repository: open the "Team Synchronizing" perspective showing the files changed. You can do different things, depending on the case:

• If the remote file has changes not present in local, you need to "update" your local copy and then "commit".
• You can "commit" immediately, if nothing has changed on the server.
• You might have a conflict when the same line has been modified both in local and on the server. In this case you might need to do an update, "mark as merged" the file, and finally commit it. You can also decide to loose the local changes and take the remote ones, in this case select "update and override" and then commit.

Update to HEAD: update the local file to the last revision (the HEAD is the last revision).

Update to version: update the local files to a specific version.

Revert: revert your changes to the version you checked out at the beginning. It's completely different from an update, which merges the remote changes with your local ones.

Commit: commit to the server

Branch/tag: create a branch or a tag, that in SVN is simply a copy in a different directory.

Merge: merge different branches.

Show history: show all the revisions.