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David,

i would just say, really always use in what ever you do (commit or update) use the synchronize view.
Then you always have an overview of what exactly is coming in and what you want to commit

What i always have is a pinned synchronization in the synchronization view over all my projects (for you solution and modules)
and when i want to see incoming changes i just press synchronize. Then you see all incoming changes you can review it then say ok this is what i want
Turn on the change sets (a button the the toolbar of the view). Then everything is grouped by a commit of your co worker.

When you want to commit stuff, press first the synchronize button to see if there are any updates, especially updates that also work on the files you touched!

jcompagner wrote:David,

i would just say, really always use in what ever you do (commit or update) use the synchronize view.
Then you always have an overview of what exactly is coming in and what you want to commit

What i always have is a pinned synchronization in the synchronization view over all my projects (for you solution and modules)
and when i want to see incoming changes i just press synchronize. Then you see all incoming changes you can review it then say ok this is what i want
Turn on the change sets (a button the the toolbar of the view). Then everything is grouped by a commit of your co worker.

When you want to commit stuff, press first the synchronize button to see if there are any updates, especially updates that also work on the files you touched!

You're getting through to me...I may even like it.... Can you post a screenshot or two?

here you see the default view with a svn view on the bottom left corner.



and here you see the svn sync view in action.
You see the changeset icon pressed, and because of that you see the changes done in working sets of the commits (the blue incoming arrows)
besides that you see the black outgoing changes, some are new files and another is a change.

Awesome, love the screen org -- thx. Let me work with this for a few days. Totally missed the "Show Change Sets" button. That maybe what I was looking for....

Hmmm...I am completely missing the "Show Change Sets" button lol.

ah found it. under a drop down.

Stupid question: how do I turn off automatically going into synchronize perspective when I hit synchronize from the synchronize pane?

david wrote:Stupid question: how do I turn off automatically going into synchronize perspective when I hit synchronize from the synchronize pane?

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