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I am using Eclipse PDT and Subclipse. I want to set all of the files in my working copy to the one revision number and date and commit that as I want to have a periodical revision number where I know that the entire project is correct and if needed I can roll back to that. Is there a way to do that? TIA
That’s usually done by creating a tag (which in eclipse should be under the Rightclick Team->Tag menu). If you havn’t defined a trunk/ branches/ tags/ folder for your project in Subversion you might need to create a separate folder in your subversion repository where you store these ‘tags’.
The SVNBook referenced above talks about all these things.