On 3/14/07, Erik Huelsmann <ehuels@gmail.com> wrote:
> If we can move the second concept into 'svn patch --create / --apply'
> then we'll be able to clean up our act with diff too. The only thing
> is, I think we should let the requirement slide that patch(1) should
> be able to apply the diff: just like CVS, it doesn't version trees.
> What I mean is this: I think that a file-move should look like this in
> a patch file:
>
> Base-Revision: 30
> Base-Path: source/path
> Move-Path: dest/foo
To be clear, I have major UI issues with us altering our 'svn diff'
output like that without calling it 2.0 and even then, I still get the
heeby-jeebies as 'svn diff' is essential to so many people's workflow
(okay, I admit it - maybe it is just me who uses 'svn diff' with
patch) that I think altering 'svn diff' to not be patch(1)-able is
going to cause us loads of grief. -- justin
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Received on Wed Mar 14 08:56:36 2007