Re: svn 1.0 in 2006 or now?

On Wed, 1 Jan 2003, Bob Gustafson wrote:

> If the fields were labeled (xml tagged) within the repository, then old
> fields still could exist (but be ignored by current processes) in newer
> repositories. The current data structures may change, but no data would
> drop on the floor. To access old data however, would require some special
> purpose parse code, or perhaps as an alternative to writing code, the
> dump/restore processes could be done in reverse on those repositories.

Well, last weekend I got a preliminary "svnadmin --xml dump" both as C
code changes to svnadmin and then as a perl script that eats the normal
"svnadmin dump" output and spits out XML. :-) People said there was no
use-case for it. Is this a possible use-case for it? I've not yet done
the "svnadmin load".

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