On Sun, 02 Oct 2005 17:49:58 +0200, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Ok, now you've mentioned Work Bench again. So I was wondering what this
> was all about and installed it. I'm still trying to recover from the bad
> experience...
>
> [snip]
Hey, I never said it's better than TSVN. It only had a feature I would like
to have in TSVN as well. I never used it, I use TSVN for my projects so I
didn't know abuot all these problems. The only thing I liked about Work
Bench
was it's capability in showing tag/branch numbers in the log.
> And after all this, I still haven't found what you're talking about. The
> log dialog doesn't even show the changed files of each revision. So
> where do you see branches/tags in the log dialog???
See http://pysvn.tigris.org/docs/WorkBench.html
You have to select "Update Project" menu item and fill in the tag and
branch
urls to build the tag/branch information.
Anyways thanks for your time for having a look at this. I must say that
I tried Work Bench with only a test repository so I didn't know it was that
slow.
> What I *think* it does is to fetch the log every time for the repository
> root instead of just the asked file/folder. Now this works maybe for
> your repositories, but for projects like apache where the repository
> root contains *every* project of the apache foundation? Ok, the revision
> graph does this too, but you don't use the graph as often as a clean log.
> Also, sometimes users don't have read access to the repository root but
> only to some subfolders - in that case the log would simply fail.
Thanks for the information, I didn't know that in some cases users have
no access to the repository root. But I don't think that would be necessary
as you can specify tag and branch url's and they don't have to access root.
By the way, will revision graph work in this case?
I understand probably I wouldn't need a revision graph very often and
most of the time a clean log would be enough, but I couldn't convince
my co-workers and I wasn't that sure about it either. But basically every
tag or branch of our repository could be represented by a revision number
(which may not be true for every repository). I would like these numbers
optionally cached and optionally see them in the log.
Attila Tajti
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