AccuRev Plug-In for Eclipse has a new feature, , that allows you to quickly specify one or more files that you want AccuRev to ignore. To use this feature:
AccuRev Plug-In for Eclipse creates a .acignore file in that directory configured with the files you selected. If a .acignore file already exists in that directory, AccuRev Plug-In for Eclipse updates it with the names of the files.
In previous releases, AccuRev Plug-In for Eclipse did not recognize existing workspaces if the location of the workspace was specified using a mapped drive. For example, imagine creating a workspace at c:\accurev\my_workspaces\acme and then mapping c:\accurev\my_workspaces to J:, so the workspace path is now J:\acme. If you subsequently tried to access the acme workspace through Eclipse using J:\acme (to share or create a new project, for example), AccuRev Command Line Interface would be unaware of the existing workspace. This problem has been corrected in the current release.
In previous releases, AccuRev Command Line Interface was not always able to determine the status of packages and files within an element-link (elink) directory. This problem has been corrected in the current release.
In previous releases some operations performed in the Project Explorer would cause Eclipse to hang. This problem has been corrected in the current release.
In previous releases, AccuRev created the servers.xml file in the AccuRev \bin directory. This file contained server and session information, including the session security token. If the AccuRev Plug-In for Eclipse user did not have access to or permissions for the AccuRev \bin directory, the servers.xml file did not get created, AccuRev Plug-In for Eclipse would prompt the user to log in to AccuRev each time an operation required a call to the server. This problem has been corrected in the current release.
In previous releases, the Kept Status label was not available on the Label Decorations page of the Preferences dialog box (). This problem has been corrected in the current release.
The new label decoration for an element with Kept status is a white check on a blue background.