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Recently I've found myself working on fixes / new projects for my companies program that span across multiple files (as a proper code structure should). As I'm nearing completion of a project, which may have taken me a while to finish due to being pulled away with other tasks and what not, I find myself stressing over remembering what files I've touched for which project and what I need to commit at the completion of the job.

As I do many times while working I find myself thinking, there has to be a better way.

I'm working in Java on Eclipse and we use Subclipse to work with our SVN. Does anyone know of another tool or some other way that I can keep track of files to commit on a per job basis?

Luke Girvin
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changelists might be able to relate your changes to issues/jobs your working on.

zellus
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After a bit more searching I found this post which I think the synchronized view is what I need.

Edit:

After even more searching I found Mylyn which works well for me since I can activate a task and have it keep track of everything that I look at / change.

Works really well.

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