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Re: [TSVN] [BUG] cannot save revision from log dialog for deleted file

From: SteveKing <steveking_at_gmx.ch>
Date: 2005-08-09 19:34:12 CEST

Benoit Cerrina wrote:
> What I did
> From the repo browser, I displayed an older revision of the
> directory, this gave me access to a deleted file
> Right click on this file and select show log.
> In the log select a revision (536), right click and select "Save
> revision To"
> Choose a directory and file name
> What it did
> Output an error message indicating that the file doesn't exists in
> revision 561 (which is true but irrelevant), error dialog attached.
> The chosen file was created but empty
> What I expected
> The appropriate revision is saved in the appropriate directory

Well, the appropriate revision *was* saved in the directory. Think about
it: you saved the file from the revision in which the file was deleted,
i.e. the file didn't exist anymore. So a file with 0 bytes is what you
should expect.

But I changed it so that deleted files get saved from rev-1 (the last
revision the file still existed).
Done in revision 4107.

Stefan

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