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Build Identifier: 20100218-1602 Nodes with children in Synchronize view should have Expand All action in their right-click menu. A workaround requires double-clicking the node text. This does not mirror the behavior of the Project Explorer view where double-clicking a node expands only one level. Also, the expansion is instantaneous in the Project Explorer view, but slower and "stepped" using the workaround, making it feel like a hack. The workaround is easy only if you discover it. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Make changes to a file inside several subfolders. 2. Select Team->Synchronize 3. Right-click a node / double-click a node.
That's great that I found your post in here. Your workaround works and is very very usefull for me :)
(In reply to comment #0) > A workaround requires double-clicking the node text. This does not mirror the > behavior of the Project Explorer view where double-clicking a node expands only > one level. Also, the expansion is instantaneous in the Project Explorer view, > but slower and "stepped" using the workaround, making it feel like a hack. > > The workaround is easy only if you discover it. This isn't a workaround, this is a know feature. Same feature you can find in "default" Synchronization View implementation in CVS plugin. Of course an "Expand All" context menu option also should be implemented, but is has a very low priority currently.
It wasn't known to me :) I used svn before, there is "expand all". Now, when I know about it, I agree about low priority. Best regards Paweł
I discovered that feature by reading this Bugzilla. My expectation was that double-clicking the node name would have done the same as single-clicking the little arrowhead next to it, i.e. Expand [one level], therefore I never tried it on my own.
When adding the action please also consider adding a tool bar button (as this is done in the subversion integration).
- this has been implemented in http://egit.eclipse.org/r/#change,2424 - merged as 79e459f8c73653a0f191c8af4f3f65479a0fdeef
What about Git Tree Compare View. I found this feature and I think it is very usefull. Is there any chance to add this same functionality there?
