Getting SVN Commit Eclipse history

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K.Niemczyk picture K.Niemczyk · Aug 1, 2013 · Viewed 13.3k times · Source

Is there a simple way through the Eclipse UI to get a history of svn commits? I don't mean on specific files/folders, but in general to see the last commit (including the comment and what project/files were updated?)

I'm running Juno with Subclipse. I recently commited a set of changes in multiple packages in a project (Cleaning up some sonar violations in between tasks.) Everything seemed to work right, and the display worked as expected. However, the next time I checked Sonar, many of the violations were still present and I could swear I had just fixed them. I'm trying to get the list of files I changed so I can go back and check them individually to see if I actually did change them or not.

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Rajashekar Reddy Peta picture Rajashekar Reddy Peta · Sep 9, 2015

Right click on Project --> Team--> show History.. In History Tab click show all to see complete history of your project by default it shows only 25 commits.. we can set the date range too

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