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Re: Repository Graph shows non existing trunk revision number

From: IGI/Michael Möllney <m.moellney_at_igi-systems.com>
Date: 2006-07-27 08:56:57 CEST

Hi Stefan

Stefan Küng wrote:

> IGI/Michael Möllney wrote:
>
>>> That column shows the 'last committed revision', i.e. the revision
>>> where that path was last changed in a commit. But that doesn't mean
>>> the path doesn't exist in other revisions too, even in HEAD (you
>>> browse usually the HEAD revision with the repobrowser, so all path
>>> you see there actually exist in the HEAD revision).
>>
>>
>> This is the information I would like to see in the RevisionGraph, too.
>
>
> Sorry, but that's not possible and would even be wrong in the revision
> graph.

Is is technically not possible?

>
>> Set up the ReproBrowser to look at the repository at rev 12. You will
>> see number rev10 at trunk (not rev11).
>> So I would like to see the last committed revision on the "from:",
>
>
> But the last committed revision is *not* the revision where the tag is
> copied from!

s.b.

>
>> because that has the log attached to it that is reasonable.... the
>> same as I see in the log and in the ReproBrowser.
>
>
> It's not reasonable. Please try to understand. You're still confusing
> the last committed revision with the HEAD revision.
>
s.b.

>> If I right click on the trunk rev11 and ask for the log the listing
>> will not show the rev11 in the log listing, but rev10.
>>
>> So my idea:
>> File wise trunk@11 is equal to trunk@10. My copy was from trunk@head
>> (= rev11) but the last commit was rev10 at trunk path.
>> So my copy is file wise: tag@12 == trunk@12 == trunk@10 but it is !=
>> branch@11 !!!
>
>
> Content-wise, the path might be the same in revision 11 as in revision
> 10. But it's not the same. Revision numbers are per-repository, not
> per-path.
>
Due to our conversation about the RevisionGraph I understand that
revisions are repository wide, thanks for that enlightenment.
I already understood this when I wrote my last mail. Please accept that
I understand this now and see my questions not in the
impression, that I do not understand this fact.

So in this understanding let me ask a question. It is not a rhetorical
or offensive question:
There seems to be a difference in effect.
What is the difference in the repository at rev12 if I copy a tag from
trunk@10 or trunk@11?
In what aspect does the tag@12 look different?

Despite from the fact that revisions have to be seen repository wide:
The commit log feature of subversion distinguishes the path: you only
see the logs that are relevant to a path.
You do not see every revision log of the repository. And this is good,
else it would be too confusing.

>> And that is the point. Why would I like to see the log of branch@11
>> if this has no relation to trunk@11 ?
>
>
> If you open the log dialog, you will see immediately the last
> committed revision.
>
And this is exactly the point. This is the information I want to see in
relation to trunk, but I see a log from a different branch if I hover
over the shown trunk@11.

>> The graph should just show me the revision numbers _exactly_ as the
>> ReproBowser at the revision number of the copy.
>> I am at rev12 at the copy and the last commit in trunk was trunk@10
>> but not trunk@11.
>>
>> Again I think it is about consistency with the other fine tools in
>> TortoiseSVN.
>
>
> It wouldn't be consistent but wrong. The graph doesn't show the last
> committed revisions but the copy relations of urls. Using the last
> committed revisions would mean to show wrong information.
>

Maybe you are right and it is a bad habit of me that I just use HEAD in
a copy of trunk to tag, even though the HEAD revision number was not
created by a commit to the trunk path.
But every tool in TortoiseSVN seems to respect this.

Let me turn it the other side round:
How can I bring the graph to a state, that I would like to see?
Do I have to set the copy to a specific revision number (e.g. the rev.
number that was created with the last commit to the trunk path)?
So wouldn't it be nice to have a shortcut in the copy panel for:
"Take the revision number of the last commit for the 'from:" path"

Thanks again for your ideas and the conversation.

Michael

> Stefan
>

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