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Re: bug in svn ls on old revisions?

From: <kfogel_at_collab.net>
Date: 2005-07-21 19:30:02 CEST

"Dave Rodgman" <Dave.Rodgman@arm.com> writes:
> Can anyone comment on the following, apparently broken, output from svn
> ls?
> FWIW, this directory has been moved in -rHEAD.
>
> List the root of the repository:
>
> drodgman@cam-linux33 test 1 $ svn ls -r4501
> http://cam-svn1/svn/devsys/peg/
> peg/
>
> Contains a single directory called "peg". List that:
>
> drodgman@cam-linux33 test $ svn ls -r4501
> http://cam-svn1/svn/devsys/peg/peg
> svn: REPORT request failed on '/svn/devsys/peg/!svn/bc/5632/peg'
> svn: '/svn/devsys/peg/!svn/bc/5632/peg' path not found

You want

   $ svn ls http://cam-svn1/svn/devsys/peg/peg@4501

There's documentation "peg revisions" in svnbook.red-bean.com about
that explains this, I believe. (Is it a coincidence that your
directory was named "peg", or did you know that this would turn out to
be about "peg revisions"?)

-Karl

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