Re: annotate vs blame

Noel Yap wrote:
> --- Sander Striker <striker@apache.org> wrote:
>> "blame" is good IMO, since you can clearly find out who to blame
>> for a change. "who" would be better since it doesn't have a
>> negative (or positive) tone.
>
> I prefer "who" over blame. OTOH, it doesn't fully describe the
> functionality. IMHO, "etiology" and "analyze" do a much better job
> of this.

More stew - 'svn linehistory'. It's not too nice or short, it carries
a reference to "lines" even though some day we are not line-based at
all, and so on. But it does carry a significant advantage over
everything else I've seen.

It gives me the idea that I _will_ indeed see who changed what line
and when - none of the other choices have yet done that.

Maybe this could be worked on a bit more?

-- Naked

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Received on Fri Aug 30 09:38:14 2002