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RE: svn log hides log messages

From: Dale Worley <dworley_at_pingtel.com>
Date: 2004-12-29 15:08:07 CET

There's no particularly good way to fix this without violating the rule that
commands applied to a WC file implicitly refer to that file's current rev.

If you want to get away from that, you can use "svn log http://...".

What I'd like to see is "svn info http://...", so you could directly fetch
the current rev of the object, etc.

Dale

-----Original Message-----
From: erh@swapsimple.com [mailto:erh@swapsimple.com]

        "svn log" has really annoying behaviour where is hides log messages
for revisions that are newer than what is currently checked out. I read
a few messages that mentions this, and it seems that this won't be changing
any time soon, but I find this behaviour horribly confusing.

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