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Build ID: I20100520-1744 on WinXP SP3 This was a one-time occurrence only, I didn't have time to try reproduce. Here is what I did: 1. Synchronize workspace. 2. Apply a patch in JDT perspective / package explorer (modified 3 Java files). History view was not visible at that time. 3. Team > Synchronize to review the patch. Do slight modifications in the Team Synchronization perspective. 4. Run > Debug to test the patch. 5. Back in JDT perspective, pick the package which contains the 3 modified files. See 3 files (and package, and project) with CVS ">" indicators for "modified". 6. Right-click > Create patch. Save as a file. 7. Right-click > Commit. --> At this point, the ">" indicators are normally cleared. For me, though, they remained. 8. Pick project, Team > Synchronize. See dialog "No changes in project". --> The ">" indicators are still there. The "local version" displayed in package explorer is still the base version. 9. Pick one of the modified files. Right-click > Team > History. --> At this point, the ">" indicators were gone, and base version was updated. 10. Open the Error Log View. No exceptions of any kind seen.
I gave it a try using I20100523-0800, but didn't succeed ie I wasn't able to reproduce it with the given steps. Martin, please let us know if this happens again and you have more reliable steps.
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