Re: "Ignore ancestry" option on reverting changes

Kazutoshi Satoda wrote:
> Stefan Küng wrote:
>>> While searching for this issue on the web, I found that
>>> "ignore ancestry" can be used as a workaround. As implied, it doesn't
>>> care about svn:mergeinfo. I bet this is not a problem for reverting a
>>> change.
>>
>> Well, it is: if you revert the changes from a revision without adjusting
>> the mergeinfo, that revision will still be marked as merged even though
>> it isn't anymore.

Sorry, I found that my first wording was confusing. Let me rephrase.

Saying "it doesn't care about svn:mergeinfo", I meant that it
(--ignore-ancestry option) doesn't involve special cares (walking the
whole target searching for subtree svn:mergeinfo, mixed revisions, and
switched nodes, etc...) which causes the slowdown on normal merge.

-- 
k_satoda
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