Re: Subversion Log Issue

On 27 July 2010 15:35, Silverman, Joshua H (IS) <Josh.Silverman_at_ngc.com> wrote:
> In attempting to perform a “Show log” operation on my working copy files,
> the log date range is arbitrarily cut off at a date in 2009 and I cannot
> edit the date range to change the end date to the current day.  Consequently
> the log information about the revisions is incorrect.  The files in the
> working copy all show the current timestamps and the repo-browser works
> perfectly – it’s only the log that has distorted dates.  Has anyone else run
> across this issue?  If so, is there any way to fix it?

You mean there is nothing newer shown than this revision in 2009? I
assume there really _are_ newer revisions that you can see in the repo
browser but not from the WC.

Two thoughts:
Check the URL of the WC to make sure it is not inadvertently switched
to a branch or tag which has not changed since 2009.
Try clearing the log cache in case something has got messed up there.

Simon

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