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Re: COMMITTED and subdir recursion

From: <kfogel_at_newton.ch.collab.net>
Date: 2003-01-20 21:51:09 CET

Rafael Garcia-Suarez rgarciasuarez@free.fr writes:
 The real-life problem is to answer this question : What is the
 last revision in which something under the foo/ directory has been modified.
 (in other words, a branch-local HEAD) (I haven't tried svnversion yet.)

Then just use HEAD, that does what you want.

 COMITTED doesn't require network access, does it ?

Not to determine the local COMMITTED revision, it doesn't. But to get
log data, of course, it does :-).

 But HEAD requires network access. I don't think that requiring that
 COMMITTED on dirs has network access is consistent. Moreoever,
 treating it like HEAD may confuse users. So, forbidding it on
 directories is fine with me.

Okay.

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