using subclipse, how do i commit my older unchanged file over someone else s bodged-up newer version of the file?
i seem to remember there being an override and commit option in older versions, or maybe that was another version control product...
cheers.
This looks like ticket 761, which means that feature may not be available anytime soon, I am afraid.
The "Mark as Merged" is still the way to override changes.
using subclipse: in history view: mark all versions you want to get rid of (use ctrl to add select) then right click and revert
then commit and you should have a new version without the unwanted versions
Use subversive. It supports override and commit. I decided to pass from subeclipse to subversive properly due to the lack of this feature.
You could also do it that way:
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