Subclipse / Subversive: any way to filter files modified locally

Question

Is it possible to use Subclipse or Subversive to apply some kind of filter in the package explorer that will hide all files that have not been changed locally?

Sometimes this would be very useful when I just want to focus on my local changes (for example, to revise them). I know that files that have been modified locally are marked in the Package Explorer (in Subclipse by the star symbol), but in large projects with a hundred files this doesn’t really help (it would be much simpler and more understandable if only the modified files were visible).

Of course, packages containing modified files should also be visible.

Answer 1

Have you tried viewing Synchronize? This shows all your changes in presentation, which simplifies working with elements. You can also create and group items using a set of changes when using this view.

Using Subclipse, I set the Synchronize view so that all SVN projects in my workspace are synchronized. Then I write it and set an update schedule every hour. Local changes are updated immediately, the hourly schedule is how often to check the repository for incoming changes.

You can exit the Outbound mode if you want to view local changes.