Re: [PATCH] 'svn blame --xml' - v5

"Peter N. Lundblad" <peter@famlundblad.se> writes:
> > - some lines Q were modified in r15 and again in r19;
> >
> Annotated by r19.
>
> > - some lines R were added in r13, modified in r15 and r16, and
> > later deleted in r20;
> >
> Not visible, since we're viewing r25.

We're doing -r12:25. So what you're saying is, revision ranges in
blame mean "show me changes that occurred within the range, that are
still present in the last revision in the range", not "show me any
changes still present on any incarnation within the range".

> Balme with a revision range is nothing new at all.
> svn blame -rQ:P path
> will show you the file at revision P, with blame annotations going back to
> Q. Lines not modified (or added) between Q and P (inclusive) are annotated
> with dashes indicating "no info".

Huh. Okay, thanks.

Uh, why is this a useful feature, again? :-)

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Received on Mon May 9 22:40:53 2005