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Linking to specific revisions of a document for conventional web browsers

From: Paul Richards <paul.richards_at_gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2008 13:21:46 +0000

I have my subversion repository available over http (via apache) and I
like giving out links to documents that can generally be used in a web
browser. For example http://someserver/svn/folder/file.java will open
up when pasted into Firefox.

Is there a way to write one of these http URLs so that it references a
specific revision of the document and not just the latest revision?

I understand that many of the command line tools accept "@REV"
suffixes, but this does not work in my browser.

I also understand that I could tag any documents which I need to link
to specific revisions of, but I'd like not to need this.

-- 
Paul Richards
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