In Eclipse you can show CVS annotations (which user changed which line in which commit) for a file by choosing Team->Show annotations... from it's context menu. However, I want to enable this for all files in my CVS projects by default. Is there a way to do so?
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Found the same problem in svn in eclipse. To avoid clicking, which is slow, I set a hotkey for show annotations. It is not the full solution but faster than clicking every time, you want to use show annotations function.
Short answer: no. Unfortunately not. This is not a preference.