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RE: Impressions and questions

From: Daniel Gehriger <gehriger_at_linkcad.com>
Date: 2003-05-14 22:29:02 CEST

Thanks for your quick answers !

Here is a live example. I use svnshell to cd to some directory. The REV
number seems to indicate that one file has been modified in revision 27, the
others in revision 24. I then set the current revision to 26, and indeed
only files remain visible. But then I look at revision 25, and everything is
gone! Why ?

C:\> svnshell.py

<rev: 27 />$ cd trunk/linkcad/vendor/lib
<rev: 27 /trunk/linkcad/vendor/lib>$ ls
   REV AUTHOR NODE-REV-ID SIZE DATE NAME

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    27 dgehrige < 3gu.7.18> 52664 May 14 18:55 ChangeLog

    24 dgehrige < 2rc.0.14> 6850 May 14 18:47 INSTALL

    24 dgehrige < 2rd.0.14> 1858 May 14 18:47 README

<rev: 27 /trunk/linkcad/vendor/lib>$ setrev 26
<rev: 26 /trunk/linkcad/vendor/lib>$ ls
   REV AUTHOR NODE-REV-ID SIZE DATE NAME

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    24 dgehrige < 2rc.0.14> 6850 May 14 18:47 INSTALL

    24 dgehrige < 2rd.0.14> 1858 May 14 18:47 README

<rev: 26 /trunk/linkcad/vendor/lib>$ setrev 25
<rev: 25 /trunk/linkcad/vendor>$ ls

   REV AUTHOR NODE-REV-ID SIZE DATE NAME

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

I also played with "svn -v log". If I have a file (/orig/file.txt), and make
a copy of it to (/copy/file.txt) and then modifiy the copy, I don't seem to
be able to do a "svn -v log /orig/file.txt" to discover that the *copy* has
been modified. What I would like is to give svn the name of a copy of a
file, and it returns the log information of all of its copies. Something I
could use to build a revision tree for a file, just like in WinCVS (I don't
mind doing some programming to output such a graphical tree, I just need to
know how to obtain the basic information).

Regards,

Daniel

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