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Since upgrading to Helios, some of my main shortcuts have stopped working; I use Control+Option+C for Subversion commit, but since the upgrade, hitting this combination in the navigator view behaves the same as just hitting C (moves to the next element that starts with C).

I've tried a few variations, but either get the same behaviour, or nothing happens at all.

Any ideas?

+1  A: 

Go to Preferences > General > Keys, 'commit', to see if the subclipse commit is there.
It is possible that the Subversion plugin stopped working in this edition (see also 'Help > About > Installation Details > Plug-ins')

This is why I always avoid upgrading an existing Eclipse installation.
I will rather unzip a new Eclipse distribution elsewhere, and make it reference the same workspace than my previous Eclipse, and reinstall plugins.
That way, if some incompatibilities are detected, I still have a (previous) working installation still all set.

VonC
The commit command shows up as expected in the Keys preferences, and the keyboard shortcut appears next to the `Team -> Commit` command from the right click menu (and running commit from the right click menu works, so the plugin isn't completely broken).I do still have the old eclipse installation, and the 'commit' key setups look identical (there are two other commit based commands, but both are in the CVS category with no binding - this is for both Helios and 3.5 (which still works fine))
Cebjyre
@Cebjyre: I suppose the commit shortcut is not displayed as "overriding another command" (or being overridden by another command)?
VonC
@VonC: Nope, no conflicts reported
Cebjyre
A: 

I was able to fix it by going to Window -> Customize Perspective -> Command Groups Availability and ticking the SVN checkbox in Available command groups. This added a SVN menu and the shortcuts started working immediately.

Source of workaround: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=306173#c16

Cebjyre