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Overview: In command-line CVS there is a "-f" option, used together with "update" command, which allows the developer to retrieve the most recent revision when no matching revision is found. This is quite usefull when one is working on a branch which contains only a few files, say 30% of the whole thing. Actual Results: Currently, when using Eclipse, one needs to select each file that she knows is at that branch (a quite boring procedure) and then ask for update, requesting the desired branch in the update dialog. Expected Results: If the Eclipse CVS update dialog had a checkbox like "Retrieve HEAD revision if no matching revision is found", one could just select the whole project and, in the update dialog, select desired branch and check this checkbox. This procedure would bring the branch files, and the Head files for those resources which does not have the specified branch.
Sounds reasonable. I don't have time to address this though.
I am very interested in having the above mentioned functionality included in the Eclipse
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 100738 ***