"Revert if Unchanged" large number of files in Plastic SCM
I'm a new Plastic SCM user, coming to it with Git and Perforce experience.
I had two copies of a local set of files, and copied one on top of the other to make sure that I had all of the files. Plastic SCM seems to have automatically checked out all of the files within these folders. However 90% of them are identical.
How can I revert or cancel my checkout on all the identical files, so I can only submit those with changes? In Perforce I would do this with "Revert if unchanged" or "Reconcile offline work".
There are thousands of files and I don't want to do diff and revert each one manually. Also I don't want to make a commit with thousands of files where only a few are changed.
Solution
I found the answer to this right after posting it!
- In the Pending Changes tab, select all the files you want to revert.
- At the top, click the drop-down next to "Undo changes" and select "Undo unchanged".
That's it!
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