Re: [TSVN] What does "Checking for forward copies" mean?

Lübbe Onken wrote:

> This question has been asked by two translators now. I'm not 100% sure
> either, so I don't want to give them a wrong explanation. Please explain :-)

"Checking forward copies" is used by the revision graph as a progress
information. While this message is shown, the whole bunch of log
messages is searched forward and backwards for 'forward copies'. A
forward copy would be something like this:
/trunk/file1.txt: (copied to: /tags/v1/file1.txt:rev300)
Since Subversion stores only backward copies (copied from), this search
can take a long time. Therefore the progress message.

Stefan

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