Re: BUG - TortoiseSVN 1.5.3 Show Log displays incorrect merge tracking entries

Snakefoot wrote:
> On Sep 5, 6:12 pm, Stefan Küng <tortoise..._at_gmail.com> wrote:
>> In the check-for-modifications dialog, enable the "Show properties"
>> checkbox. Then right-click on the list control header and choose the
>> property you want to see.
>
> How do I use the "Check for Modifications"-dialog to see the
> properties of a previous commit ? Thought it was used to see the
> uncommitted correction made to the working copy.

Of course, the CfM dialog only shows you properties which are locally
modified.

> I have now used the "Show Log" dialog to go through every single file
> modified with this commit, and right-clicked the files and chosen
> "Show Properties". None of the files had any properties (Besides a
> binary file that had mime-type octet).

Yes, using the log dialog is the right way to get the properties of a
specific revision.
You could also use the repository browser, switch to that revision
(button at the top right), then right-click on the files and choose
"properties".

> If none of the files in this commit had the merge-info property added
> to them, then why does other unrelated commits from the feature-branch
> appear as being merged to the trunk with this commit in the "Show Log"-
> dialog ?

You'd have to ask that on the Subversion mailing list. Merging is done
by the svn library.

Stefan

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