On 24 May 2011 11:19, Fuhrmann Stefan (ETAS/ESA1)
<Stefan.Fuhrmann_at_etas.com> wrote:
> Simon Large wrote:
>> On 22 May 2011 07:48, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>>> On 22.05.2011 00:31, Simon Large wrote:
>>>> Hi Stefan(s),
>>>>
>>>> What how does the "hide all tags" option work? If I show the graph
>>>> for TSVN trunk and hide all tags I get left with trunk and 1.6.x.
>>>> Everything else disappears, including branches which were made
>>>> directly from trunk.
>>>
>>> It tries to hide all nodes that are tags, i.e. have /tags/ in their
>>> urls. But as you can see, the guessing isn't perfect.
>>
>> That has got to be a bug. The hard part is working out what is linked to what to generate
>> the tree in the first place, and that seems to work well. Once that mapping is generated it
>> looks as if it should be easy to handle hiding tags consistently at least. I can't see why 1.6.x
>> remains and 1.5.x doesn't. They are both simple stacks of tags, the only difference being
>> that 1.5.x was deleted at the end.
>>
>> Also, hiding deleted branches and tags seems broken. I would expect it to hide the 1.5.x
>> branch but it doesn't. In fact 'Hide tags' does a better job of hiding deleted branches and tags,
>> at least on TSVN trunk.
>
> Hi Simon,
>
> I running r21193 here and it shows the expected
> graphs for $TSVN/trunk.
>
> "hide deleted branches" will only remove those parts
> that are not the copy source of some other part,
> e.g. a tag. Even "show tags at copy source" will not
> change that. Otherwise, you would not see the tags.
>
> Hiding tags alone produces an 88 nodes graph showing
> all the obsolete branches plus a few tags that we
> created branches from.
>
> If tags and deleted branches are hidden, you should
> only see 4 nodes: /trunk creation, /trunk head, 1.6.x
> branch creation and its source revision. You may add
> further nodes by showing HEADs, WC revision etc.
OK, what I see here agrees with your description. I had Fold Tags and
Hide Deleted Branches selected first, then selected Hide tags. The
source of confusion is that the deleted branches are not hidden
initially because the tags taken from them have not been deleted. Once
the tags are hidden those branches all disappear instantly as well.
I can understand the logic now, but I'm not sure I understand the use
cases. If I choose to hide a deleted branch, why would I want to see
the tags of that branch? I would want to see other copies, but a tag
is (normally) just a snapshot of that branch. That special status is
already acknowledged in the Fold Tags option. I would expect to hide a
deleted branch whose only copies are tags, and where that branch was a
copy source for a non-tag I would expect to see the minimum nodes on
the deleted branch required to show the ancestry of the non-deleted
copy.
Thoughts?
Simon
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