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I am using eGit plugin with eclipse.
I have made changes to 7 files locally and then figured out no changes needed for one of the files – so I have to only commit 6 files and revert the changes on the 7th file.
How can I accomplish this using eGit?
It appears to be that using eGit, I can either commit all or reset all. But I want to only commit selective files and revert the changes on other files.
In Eclipse, right-click the file you wish to revert, hover over “Replace With…” and select “Latest from HEAD”. Then commit everything else as you would normally.