Re: svn cat doesn't work on moved files

"SteveKing" <steveking@gmx.ch> writes:

> > Lets try again
> >
> > rev X: wc/foo contains text "foo"
> > wc/bar contains text "bar"
> >
> > rev X+1: mv wc/foo wc/zig
> > mv wc/bar wc/zag
> > commit
> >
> > rev X+2: mv wc/zig wc/bar
> > mv wc/zag wc/foo
> > commit
> > wc/foo contains text "bar"
> > wc/bar contains text "foo"
> >
> > So the working copy contains wc/foo at rev X+2 with contents "bar".
> > When I run 'svn cat -rX wc/foo' do I get contents "foo" or contents
> > "bar"?
>
> seems there was a slight misunderstanding.
> lets make it clear:
>
> svn cat -rX+2 wc/foo
> would output "bar"
>
> svn cat -rX+1 wc/foo
> would output "bar"
>
> svn cat -rX wc/foo
> would output "bar"

How about 'svn cat -rX http://server/repo/foo'? I suppose that would
output "foo". What about 'svn cat -rX+1 http://server/repo/foo'? I
suppose that returns an error "foo not found". It seems that working
copy paths and URLs produce different results.

-- 
Philip Martin
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