Committing Changes
Since: 3.1 M4
Last Modified: $Date: 2007/05/18 13:54:37 $
Committing changes to existing files
	- Edit some existing files in a CVS project
- Choose Team>Commit on the project from the Navigator
- The commit dialog should show a preview of the files that are
	to be committed and allow a commit comment to be entered.
Some things to try:
	- Committing a project (or selected resources) that contain no
	changes will prompt to indicate this.
- Files can be removed from the preview area and these will be
	excluded from the commit.
- Clicking OK without entering a comment should prompt.
- Emptying the preview area will disable the Finish and show a
	"no changes" message.
- Try different page layouts (compressed, tree and flat)
Committing new files
	- Add a few new files to a project including some with unknown
	extensions and some with no extensions.
- Choose Team>Commit on the project from the Navigator
- The first page of the commit wizard will allow you to
	configure the file types for any new files whose content type cannot be
	determined.
		- Configure some to be remembered and others to be only applied
		to this commit (verify after that this was done properly)
- Click Next and verify that the content type was determined
	properly.
- Choose to ignore one of the files and verify that the file is
	removed and the .cvsignore appears.
Committing files contained in a Change Set
	- From the Synchronize view, select all the changes from the
	same Change Set.
- Choose Commit and verify that the comment in the commit dialog
	is the one from the change Set.