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Re: Question: Rev 914 (ACK!)

From: Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman_at_collab.net>
Date: 2002-01-17 17:29:31 CET

"Jay Freeman \(saurik\)" <saurik@saurik.com> writes:

> Oh god... I just thought of what this is going to be like with
> Subversion... the "file" I'm dealing with has no real connection with
> the later revisions, so I need to walk back the copy path to figure out
> where the file came from, then I have to walk forward the revisions on
> that path, which involves figuring out what the next version is in the
> first place (as it is linearly independent of the last version), and
> then... *is literally wincing in pain*.

I'm not sure I see the problem, Jay.

Once we 'unbreak' our log command, you can run

    $ svn log foo.c

And see a list of revisions in which that particular node changed,
even if the node lives within a tag. You can then do 'svn diff'
commands between (relevant) arbitrary revisions of the file, much like
the way 'cvs rdiff' works.

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