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Idea to emulate CVS tags.

From: Zsolt Koppany <zkoppanylist_at_intland.com>
Date: 2005-07-06 14:34:20 CEST

Hi,

I would like to move from cvs to subversion but because subversion versions
the repository and not the files (as far as I know) it cannot be (easily)
figured out on which tag a file was modified.

With other words I cannot diff a working copy with for example the tag:
rel_1_2, I have to know the revision number of that tag (for example 56) and
then I can diff.

Would it be useful if subclipse provided a preferences (or whatever) dialog
where aliases can be configured?

For example:
Alias Revision
Rel_1_2 23
Rel_1_3 35
Rel_2_0 40

Now if I wanted to compare a working copy with "Rel_1_2" subclipse would
replace that with the real revision number.

What do you think?

Zsolt
Received on Wed Jul 6 22:34:20 2005

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