Re: "svn log" Doesn't Give Complete Log

> Isn't the command...
>
> svn log -r base:head TheFiles
>
> ... supposed to give the complete log of the Subversion-revisioned
> "TheFiles" tree, all the way from the beginning to the latest?

No. BASE is a special revision that corresponds with the state of the
file as it was last updated from the repository or committed in the
working copy.

> I'm working on about Subversion version 106 of the directory tree,
> and all I get from that command is the logs for versions 100 through 106.
>
> On the other hand, if I say...
>
> svn log TheFiles
>
> ... (with no "-r" argument), I get all of the logs from 100 back to
> the beginning (but NOT from 106 back to the beginning), in reverse order.

Well, if you do a client-side log, it logs from the revision the path
exists in the local working copy. I bet if you ran "svn info", you'd
see 100 instead of 106. Run "svn up" first, then "svn log" and you
should get everything.

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Take care,
Jeremy Whitlock
http://www.thoughtspark.org
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