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Re: TortoiseBlame is slow and unreliable

From: baresj <herkule9s_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2008 12:12:00 +0000 (UTC)

Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn@...> writes:

Thanks Stefan for your support

> > All commands were issued on the same WC (trunk)
> >
> > listing 1, "svn blame MyFile.java -v"
>
> try
> svn blame MyFile.java -v -x -w --ignore-eol-style
> because that's what you've set for TSVN blame (you mention that below).

The results are the same (that line doesn't have any changes in whitespaces or
eol style). I also tried the opposite way, TSVN with "compare whitespaces"
and "not ingore eol". In both cases TortoiseBlame shows bad revision number,
but when I do "show changes" on that line, it shows changes from the correct
commit. I believe that the problem is in merge-info.

>
> If you want the blame not to ignore eol and whitespace changes, you have
> to change the default option in the blame dialog.
>
> The soon-to-be 1.6 nightly builds are available from here:
> http://nightlybuilds.tortoisesvn.net/latest/
> but the WC format is not compatible with 1.5. But it won't cause any
> problems with an 1.5 server.

Thanks for info, 1.6 is not an option for us because we also use SVN clients
integrated into IDE (refactoring etc).

Regards, Jan

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