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Show incoming changes files (remote changes)
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Issue
Is it possible to show the list of incoming changes in the changes view ?
Steps to Reproduce
- Go to source control view
- Only local changes appear (M, U)
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Paste here content of "View >> Output >> OUTPUT >> SVN"
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:23 (20 by maintainers)
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Correct.
We currently use Subversive with eclipse and this is essential for us to view the list of incoming files and compare them with the working version before updating the code.
The files can be listed under Changes but with a different decorator to indicate that those are remote and not local changes.
Thanks !
@Nukium yes please open a new issue. I will do it as part of my work on this branch