Re: svn commit: rev 2541 -

cmpilato@collab.net writes:
> > - Even if we always prevent no-op commits, should the log code be
> > sensitive to that assumption, or should it work anyway?
>
> By not seeing the no-op commit in your log -v, I don't think you're
> missing too much. :-)

Well, yes, but someone who notices a hole in their revision history is
going to be rightly disturbed :-).

So we either need to guarantee that there can't be no-ops, or make
"svn log" able to show no-ops. I'm okay with choice #1, but note that
our repository now has a hole in it, and our dumper and loader is
going to have to somehow deal with this. Does every revision after
the hole get decremented by 1? Yick.

Maybe we should just make "svn log" able to show such revisions
instead. It's certainly the easy way out.

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Received on Tue Jul 16 06:49:56 2002