John <jsparrow@ecclescollege.ac.uk> writes:
> This probably isn't a bug - but no one has replied on the users list,
> so appologies for posting it here:
>
> I have a .cs file I'm using Blame on. One line that was added in r607,
> and not changed since, is being listed as r610 (HEAD).
>
> If I use the log viewer in TSVN to examine my file (changes between
> r609 and r610) it correctly shows that a particular line was *not*
> changed in 610. Doing R to R-1 comparisons using TSVN, it shows the
> line was indeed added in 607, and not changed since.
>
> However Blame (TSVN and command line) seems to think the same line was
> changed in 610. Why should it do that?? I know you've done speed-up
> changes in SVN1.2, is it no longer looking at individual rev changes,
> but instead grouping them together in some way?
>
> Now, if I export 607 and 610 and use WinMerge to compare, the diffing
> routine does the same as Blame - it doesn't match up the line from 607
> with the same line in 610. But doesn't Blame incrementally compare
> each revision, in just the same way I used the TSVN diff check?
>
> SVN1.2 rc3 server, rc4 client (TSVN 1.1.5). All Win32. Apache 2.0.54
So why exactly wouldn't this be a bug? :-)
Can you give us the data (say, a dump of your repository) and a
reproduction recipe saying the exact line and stuff?
If blame is assigning a change to the wrong revision, that's bad...
-Karl
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Received on Mon May 16 19:36:35 2005