Why aren't my pending changes being shown in RTC?

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vlad-ardelean picture vlad-ardelean · Mar 8, 2012 · Viewed 9.1k times · Source

Scenario: I've just connected to a stream, and created a new repository workspace. I loaded the 2 components of it, and modified some code. If i open the Pending Changes view, i can't see any pending changes there (and my "show full view" is selected, so I should be seeing both the incoming, outgoing and suspended change sets).

My files are saved and i can obviously see the changes in the files, but no pending changes appear in the pending changes view.

Answer

VonC picture VonC · Mar 8, 2012

For your changes to be displayed in the "Pending Change Views", you need to:

  • either refresh your package explorer (i.e. an Eclipse-related view)
  • or click on the little arrow next to the "refresh" button on your "Pending Changes" view and select:
    • refresh Sandbox and Remote Changes
    • or "refresh Sandbox"

refresh sandbox

(I tend to prefer the second method, because it allows me to chose what part of the -- potentially huge -- sandbox I need to refresh)

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