Index: www/merge-tracking/func-spec.html =================================================================== --- www/merge-tracking/func-spec.html (revision 25247) +++ www/merge-tracking/func-spec.html (working copy) @@ -263,13 +263,14 @@ use by third-party clients like TortoiseSVN).
-A new switch, --merge-sensitive, along with a corresponding
-single-character shortcut (-g), will be introduced for the
-toggle merge information. Using it will enable these commands to show the
-additional information gleaned from parsing and processing the merge info
-on the targets in question. This switch will also work with
---xml to include additional merge information. The new
-functionality added by --merge-sensitive is as follows.
A new switch, --use-merge-history, along with a
+corresponding single-character shortcut (-g), will be
+introduced for the toggle merge information. Using it will enable these
+commands to show the additional information gleaned from parsing and
+processing the merge info on the targets in question. This switch will
+also work with --xml to include additional merge
+information. The new functionality added by
+--use-merge-history is as follows.
svn logFor instance, if Alice was the original author of r12, Bob was the
orginial author of r14, and Chuck merged them both r12 and r14 as part
- of r24, the output of svn log --merge-sensitive
+ of r24, the output of svn log --use-merge-history
will look like this:
------------------------------------------------------------------------ @@ -306,8 +307,8 @@ Fix frapnalyzer bug in frobnicator.-
Using the same example, the output of svn log --merge-sensitive
- --verbose will look like:
Using the same example, the output of svn log
+ --use-merge-history --verbose will look like:
------------------------------------------------------------------------ @@ -335,7 +336,7 @@
If r12 was itself a merge of r9 and r10, svn log
- --merge-sensitive for r24 will look like this:
------------------------------------------------------------------------ @@ -379,7 +380,7 @@
For commits which remove merge info (e.g. reverts),
---merge-sensitive will trace back to the original author. For
+--use-merge-history will trace back to the original author. For
example if Alice makes a commit to code previously modified by Bob (committed
with no merge history), and Alice's commit is subsequently reverted by Chris,
we should show Bob as the author. If Bob's commit was itself the result of a
@@ -400,7 +401,8 @@
been suggested:
--merge-sensitive.
+ --use-merge-history.
--merge-sensitive option to adhere to Merge
+ --use-merge-history option to adhere to Merge
Tracking meta data has been added to the following sub-commands: