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Re: [PATCH] JavaHL changelist support

From: Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman_at_red-bean.com>
Date: 2007-01-25 21:43:59 CET

On 1/25/07, Hyrum K. Wright <hyrum_wright@mail.utexas.edu> wrote:

> svn_client_set_changelist() takes a changelist name and returns an array
> of paths which belong to that changelist.

No, it's a set function, not a get function. :-)

svn_client _set_changelist() takes an array of paths, and assigns them
to a changelist.

svn_client_retrieve_changelist() takes a changelist name and returns
all paths that belong to it.
(This is currently done by an expensive crawl over the whole working copy.)

> I don't think there is an API
> which lists which changelist a file belongs to

I don't think we need an API for that; just fetch the file's
svn_wc_entry_t and look at entry->changelist.

> nor one which lists all
> the changelists which are currently in the WC. Maybe sussman can
> comment on the feasibility of adding such.

I suppose we could add such an API, wouldn't be too hard, but again,
would be an expensive crawl over the whole working copy.

As Mark Phippard suggests, this is what the svn commandline-client's
own status code is already doing: 'svn status' already crawls over
the working copy and return svn_wc_entry_t objects; all I did was
make this code notice any entry->changelist values it encountered, and
then group the display by changelist. Presumably other svn clients
would do the same thing.

Another caveat, however: it sounds like kfogel and others would like
me to redesign the API a wee bit, so if you're busy porting this
feature to JavaHL, be prepared for the possibility of a bit of flux.
:-)

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