Re: Backing out changes: the prefered method?

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On Wednesday 30 January 2002 13:35, you wrote:
[long example snipped]
> > Am I too verbose? :-)

Not at all. I love examples. Lately, I've taken to documenting all of my
methods with usage examples, rather than descriptions.

Anyway, thanks for the clarification.

How will diffs on directories show up? At the moment if I have:

        A/x

and I do:

        svn mv A B
        svn ci && svn up
        echo "blah" >> B/x
        svn ci

diffs get all messed up. I can't do a diff -r on x or B; again, I'm assuming
that this will eventually be fixed, so I'm not worried. However, I'm trying
to imagine what an 'svn diff -r B' would look like.

At the risk of overloading the topic, some of these reply lists are getting
rather long; what are the rules for CC'ing messages? I'm subscribed to list,
of course, and I'm getting duplicates of everything that I'm involved in a
discussion of. I assume that the reason that CC'ing individuals on the list
is in case somebody isn't subscribed. Is everybody just deleting duplicates?

- --
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<|> is never."
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