This was rather my suspicion. But much as Tortoise can sneak issue
management in under the covers, perhaps it can sneak in merge
tracking. It knows exactly what the merge was you did... it could
store that in a property and allow you to commit it.
The accurate but useless human comment "Merged in changes from
production hot patch to trunk (12332-12348)" would become
tsvn:merge = /myapp/branches/6.1.2@12332-12348
... except that it'd have to accompany a particular transaction.
which is where my knowledge of subversion & tortoise gets a bit fuzzy.
- S
On Aug 2, 2006, at 8:12 PM, Peter McNab wrote:
> Sebastian Good wrote:
>> Blame does indeed show me the revision number, and the comment for
>> that
>> revision does tell us what revision numbers were merged (almost
>> always), but
>> there's no way to automatically go find that. I have to open another
>> repo-browser, find the branch mentioned and do a blame there. Hey,
>> I'm lazy.
>> I want to point and click!
>>
>>
> I think the capability you would like might rely on SVN supporting
> merge tracking, which is still some way off.
>
> Peter
>
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