As you know, I am working on Eclipse Fedora Build. Eclipse 3.8 ("almost M5") will get soon into Fedora Rawhide repository very soon.
Testing the build involved running new Eclipse and a number of of older packages, which included egit, jgit and others. My local git repository got quickly corrupted (not sure yet why), so I created a patch, copied it into a safe place overwriting the previous one, deleted the repository, and cloned it again.
When I tried to apply the patch, it turned out that it was empty, and last couple days of my work was gone (because I happily overwrote the old patch).
Fortunately, Eclipse has a feature that deals with that kind of situations:
and then, a nice version selector appears:
My work was wonderfully resurrected!
Thank you, Eclipse!
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