Ingo Adler <dev@synacon.ch> wrote on 07/12/2005 12:47:16 PM:
> Mark Phippard wrote:
>
> >The repository root can be added after the fact. See if that helps. We
> >didn't do anything with Blame in this area, but since it does a Show
> >History, perhaps it is just having problems in that part of the
process.
> >
> I added the root and it worked - partially. I didn't have to specify the
> root in TortoiseSVN, why is it necessary in Subclipse?
>
> When I do a Blame on a moved file, I get an empty file. When I change
> the file and commit it than the Blame is correct.
>
> The history list marks an older version as current than the active one.
> It seems that Subclipse uses the wrong version information - the version
> before the move. This way it's completely unusable for tags and mostly
> unusable for moved files - for files have haven't been changed yet.
>
> TortoiseSVN doesn't have these problems.
First off, I use TortoiseSVN also, and it is not true that it does not
have these problems. I regularly run into similar problems in TortoiseSVN
where it does not have the context needed to supply the information needed
to the Subversion API's. Regardless, it is irrelevant whether TortoiseSVN
has these problems or not. This is not TortoiseSVN, it is Subclipse.
If you want the problems fixed, then provide clear and concise recipe's
that demonstrate the problem. Ideally, just use a public repository, like
the one for Subclipse, to demonstrate problem scenarios.
Mark
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Received on Wed Jul 13 02:55:47 2005