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Re: Locking issues

From: Philip Martin <philip_at_codematters.co.uk>
Date: 2005-04-14 03:28:52 CEST

Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@collab.net> writes:

> 'svn info' is behaving just like any other command that needs to
> locate a repository object, isn't it? It's following copy-history
> just like everything else. Are you saying it shouldn't?

Perhaps you misunderstood, it doesn't matter what revision I pass as
-rX, if I don't use @head I don't see repository locks. So

$ svn info -rhead wcpath

doesn't show repository locks, but

$ svn info wcpath@head

does show them. Using a numeric revision

$ svn info wcpath@N

doesn't show repository locks, even when N is the same as head.
However

$ svn info -rN wcpath@head

does show repository locks even when N is not the same as head.

I find that behaviour surprsising, I would expect the peg revision to
matter when determining which URL to query, but I can't see why it
should affect whether lock information is requested.

-- 
Philip Martin
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