config/.vim/eclim/doc/vim/common/vcs.txt

*vim-common-vcs*


Version Control System Commands
*******************************


Vcs Commands
============

The following is a list of commands that may be execute when viewing a
file versioned in cvs, subversion, mercurial, or git (where
applicable).

*:VcsAnnotate*

- :VcsAnnotate - This command will run annotate / blame and visually
  annotate the current file via vim's sign support.  Due to vim
  limiting sign text to a maximum of two characters, the sign text
  will be the first two characters of the username. This command will
  also create a CursorHold event which will echo the version number
  and full author name for the current annotated line.

  Running this command on an already annotated file removes all
  annotations and disables the CursorHold event.

*:VcsInfo*

- :VcsInfo - Echos vcs info about the currently versioned file.

*:VcsLog*

- :VcsLog - Opens a buffer with log information for the current file.
  In this buffer you can perform various operations (diff, annotate,
  view log for another file, etc.) by hitting <Return> on any of the
  text links denoted by '|link name|' (ex.  '|annotate|').

  By default the number of entries retrieved will be limited to 50 in
  an effort to reduce the latency of retrieving logs for files with a
  long revision history.  This value can be changed via the
  |g:EclimVcsLogMaxEntries| variable.

*:VcsChangeSet*

- :VcsChangeSet [revision] - Opens a buffer with change set
  information for the supplied repository version or the current
  revision of the currently open file. The special revision "prev" can
  be used to see the changeset of the previous repository version.

  Like :VcsLog, this buffer will contain text links which allow you to
  perform other operations.

*:VcsDiff*

- :VcsDiff [revision] - Performs a vertical diffsplit of the current
  file against the last committed revision of the current file or the
  revision supplied. The special revision "prev" can be used to open a
  diff against the previous repository version.

*:VcsCat*

- :VcsCat [revision] - Splits the current file with the contents of
  the last committed version of the current file or the supplied
  revision. The special revision "prev" can be used to view the file
  contents from the previous repository version.

*vcs-web*


Vcs Web Commands
================

The following list of commands are similar to those above, but instead
of opening a local buffer, these commands all open a url in the
browser so that you can use your favorite vcs web front end (viewvc,
trac, etc.).

*:VcsWebLog*

- :VcsWebLog - Opens the log for the currently versioned file in the
  configured vcs web app.

*:VcsWebAnnotate*

- :VcsWebAnnotate [revision] - Opens the annotated view for the
  currently versioned file in the configured vcs web app.

*:VcsWebChangeSet*

- :VcsWebChangeSet [revision] - Opens the change set for the currently
  versioned file in the configured vcs web app.

*:VcsWebDiff*

- :VcsWebDiff [revision] - Opens a diff view for the currently
  versioned file in the configured in the configured vcs web app.


Configuration
=============

Vim Settings

*g:EclimVcsLogMaxEntries*

- g:EclimVcsLogMaxEntries (Default: 50) - When greater than 0, limits
  the number of log entries retrieved by :VcsLog.

*g:EclimVcsDiffOrientation*

- g:EclimVcsDiffOrientation (Default: 'vertical') - When initiating
  diffs, this setting controls whether the diff window is opened as a
  horizontal split or vertical.  Supported values include 'horizontal'
  and 'vertical'.

*g:EclimVcsTrackerIdPatterns*

- g:EclimVcsTrackerIdPatterns (Default: ['#\(\d\+\)']) - Specifies a
  list of regular expression used to match tracker ids inside of vcs
  log comments.  Please note that the first group in each pattern must
  correspond to the tracker ticket id.  That portion of the match will
  be substituted into the '<id>' placeholder of the tracker url
  (|org-eclim-project-tracker|).

Eclim Settings

*org.eclim.project.vcs.web.viewer*

- org.eclim.project.vcs.web.viewer - The web viewer to use. Possible
  values include:

  - viewvc

  - trac

  - hgcgi

  - hgserve

  - gitweb

  - redmine

  - github

  - googlecode

  - bitbucket

    Note: Currenlty redmine is only partially supported with mercurial
      since redmine uses local revision numbers instead of the
      universal change set ids.

  Ex. An example using viewvc.

  >
     org.eclim.project.vcs.web.viewer=viewvc

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*org.eclim.project.vcs.web.url*

- org.eclim.project.vcs.web.url - Base url used for the chosen web
  viewer.

  Examples:

  >
     # viewvc
     org.eclim.project.vcs.web.url=http://myhost/viewvc/myrepos/

     # hgcgi
     org.eclim.project.vcs.web.url=http://hg.myhost/myrepos

     # gitweb
     org.eclim.project.vcs.web.url=http://localhost:1234?p=.git

     # redmine
     # Note the literal <cmd> portion. Since redmine urls place the command name
     # (log, changes, etc) in front of the repository name, you must include the
     # <cmd> placeholder in your configured url so that the :VcsWeb commands can
     # replace it with the proper value.
     org.eclim.project.vcs.web.url=http://redmine.myhost/repositories/<cmd>/myrepos

     # github
     org.eclim.project.vcs.web.url=http://github.com/username/my-project

     # googlecode
     org.eclim.project.vcs.web.url=http://code.google.com/p/my-project

     # bitbucket
     org.eclim.project.vcs.web.url=http://bitbucket.org/username/my-project

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*VcsEditor*


Vcs Editor Support
==================

Subversion, mercurial, git, and cvs all support using vim as the
default editor for composing commit messages.  When composing this
message they all also include a list of files to be committed.  Eclim
allows you to hit <enter> on one of the files to view a diff of the
version to be committed against the last committed version, or in the
case of newly added files, view the file to be added.

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Note: Git users: Issuing a git commit from any directory other than the
  root of your working copy may lead to errors when attempting to view
  a diff or file in the editor.  This is due to git changing the
  working directory to the root but leaving the displayed file paths
  as relative, preventing eclim from being able to determine where
  those files reside.  To resolve this issue you will need to run the
  following to configure git to always display the full path (like
  mercurial does by default):>

     $ git config --global status.relativePaths false

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