Eclipse code reverts to historical version

Eclipse each time an editable file is saved in the Workbench, the Workbench updates the local history file and logs changes. The local history of the file can be accessed and the previously saved copy file can be restored as long as the required state is recent in the Save history. Let me show you how to do local code recovery. When we use eclipse to encode, we may have done something wrong to cause the code to be lost. So it's important to restore the code to a historical point of time that we coded.

1. Create a new file named SampleFile.txt.

2. Change the sampleFile.txt in the editor. Add a line "Change1" to save the file.

3. Continue to change this file, add a new line "Change2" and save it again.

4. Add a new line "Change3" and save it again.

5. Right-click on the File navigation bar page (e.g. Project Explorer) and select Team > Show Local history.

6. History view opens and displays the history file.

7. The entries in the front view represent the current contents of the file. Next represents the previous content and so on. Right-click on the previous entry and select Compare with local open compare editor to display the diff file between the current work station and the specific copy file selected in the local history.

8. Right-click the previous entry again and select content. A copy of the workbench that replaces Samplefile. TXT and select Local history projects.

9. Then observe the SampleFile.txt file, which contains the 2 rows you want.

Eclipse code reverts to historical version