Bert fixed the code to work like this, in r1661208.
I committed help text, much like I pasted here, in r1661211.
- Julian
I (Julian Foad) wrote:
> I (Julian Foad) wrote:
>> issue #4565 "reverse blame, aka kidney blame"
>> [...] I want to see:
>>
>> * The first revision in which the line was changed (or deleted) after
>> r1400000.
>
> The following help text explains how I think it should behave:
>
> [[[
> blame (praise, annotate, ann): Show when each line of a file was last (or
> next) changed.
> usage: blame [-rM:N] TARGET[@REV]...
>
> Annotate each line of a file with the revision number and author of the
> last change (or optionally the next change) to that line.
>
> With no revision range (same as -r0:REV), or with '-r M:N' where M
> < N,
> annotate each line that is present in revision N of the file,
> with the last revision at or before rN that changed or added the line,
> looking back no further than rM.
>
> With a reverse revision range '-r M:N' where M > N,
> annotate each line that is present in revision N of the file,
> with the NEXT revision AFTER rN that changed or DELETED the line,
> looking forward no further than rM.
>
> Write the annotated result to standard output.
>
> If specified, REV determines in which revision the target is first
> looked up.
> ]]]
>
> Makes sense?
>
> - Julian
>
Received on 2015-02-20 21:39:10 CET