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Rollback source code to a previously saved version (Eclipse IDE)

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This is not a replacement for a CVS, but it is certainly useful in many cases. If you would like to revert your source code back to the way it looked an hours ago, the NB Eclipse IDE makes it easy. The key is to use Eclipses’ built-in local history manager.

Configuration

This feature is already built-in to Eclipse IDE, but if you’d like to tweak it go to Window → Prefrences → General → Workspace → Local History.

Video

Click on the following picture to view a step-by-step video that shows how to use the NB Eclipse local history manager to replace the current source code file with any previously saved version.

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