Hi Stephen,
This is a known bug in the command line client. subversion does not
truncate the username to 10 characters, so we have no idea where the
java code starts. A similar problem exists when getting the status of a
file.
The javahl client can work around the annotation bug by using a
callback, but it has ben turned off (not sure why). Should put it back
in and wait for the screams :)
If you are curious run an svn annotate from the command line to see what
we have to parse. It isn't pretty!
cheers,
Brock
Stephen Kestle wrote:
>Wow - I just found annotate (or rather, finally figured out how to use
>it - pretty complicated stuff :)).
>
>Anyhow, I just thought that you'd like to know that the user name is
>only 10 chars long in the SVN Annotate view. I know this because it
>truncates names longer than that.
>
>However, that would not really be a problem, except that I now
>understand that the annotations are merged into the file, and have to be
>parsed out - how I know this? The remainder of the username is in the
>code.
>
>Am I right?
>
>How amusing. BTW, I'm pretty sure it's irrelevant, but I'm using
>0.9.21.
>
>Cheers
>
>Stephen Kestle
>
>PS. Hmmm... interested now - I initially thought that this would be a
>simple c++ overflow of some sort, except that subclipse is written in
>java. I'd like to know what the problem actually is/was when it's
>found. Cheers
>
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Received on Wed Sep 29 18:54:51 2004