On Mar 10, 2009, at 10:58 AM, Laurent F. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I found a bug in svn development library and it is reproduced with :
> - Python svn native swig interface
> - Python pysvn module interface
> - svn command line
> - Tortoise SVN
>
> When I am tagging a project for software delivery I am using 'svn
> copy' from my WC to tags/release_X
>
> The original WC has:
> - some files as in head revisions
> - some files in older revisions (but not modified)
> - [and deleted files; not wanted in the deliverable]
>
> If we look at the current revisions of each files of the result tag
> tree:
> - files copied from head revisions still have the same revision as in
> trunk ( ...as expected !) svn display n-1 log rev.
> - files copied from older revisions get revisions of the 'copy' call
> and not the revision they had in the trunk as I expected !.
>
> First, returning the copy revision for files copied from old revisions
> is not the expected revision.
> I would rather have the previous one in the log; that is the revision
> of the file in the trunk, just before the copy (n-1 in the log).
> But Second, why svn applies different rules for those two cases
> (always unmodified files) ?
>
> Furthermore, when the trunk change after the delivery, some files
> copied from the Head are now referencing older revisions, so revisions
> in tags directory are inconsistent;
> - some files returns the last log release (log(n))
> - other files returns the previous release (log(n-1)
>
> Can you confirm this is a bug ?
Can you provide a complete reproduction recipe, preferably in the form
of a shell script which demonstrates the bug through the commandline
client?
Thanks,
-Hyrum
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Received on 2009-03-10 17:36:24 CET