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Hi,

I have integrated SVN Kit 1.8 into Eclipse Galileo SR2 Build. But I am unable to find out which user has locked which file. Like in VSS plugin we have an option called "Checked out files" which shows which user has locked which file, is there any way to do it in Subclipse

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Subversion normally uses "optimistic locking" which means users don't acquire locks and get conflicts on check in. (This happens less open than you'd think.)

If your team really is acquiring locks, I think you'd need to look at the Subversion properties of the file. To do that right click the file, and choose SVN Info. Then look at the properties at the bottom.
 
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