> From: Daniel Gehriger [mailto:gehriger@linkcad.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2003 11:28 PM
>> Because the 'lib' directory didn't exist in revision 25.
>> Notice that your current working directory even booted you up a level.
>
> But how can 'lib' not have existed in rev 25, but the files in it are
> already from rev 24 ?
>
> And, 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.
That won't work. You can however do svn -v log /copy/file.txt to see where
it came from.
Maybe in the future it will be easier to get information on where a file
was copied to from the fs, but I highly doubt that is high on anyones
agenda as a feature to implement.
> 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).
Sander
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