Re: svn log -r {DATE:HEAD} always prints log message?

Mike Mason <mgm@thoughtworks.net> writes:
> I'm running this command, and there have been no revisions between the
> two times. I still get the "most recent commit" as a revision:
>
> log -v -r "{2003-12-14 20:08:03 GMT}:{2003-12-14 20:10:53 GMT}" --xml
> svn://localhost/
>
> Surely this is not what the command is supposed to do? There have been
> no revisions, I expect an empty log. Bug? (Or am I still not
> understanding it?)

So you're getting the log for the HEAD revision, even though that
revision was committed *after* 2003-12-14 20:10:53 GMT?
That's a bug, yes.

I'm able to reproduce something similar. Using the date for r8000, I
get r7999 instead:

$ svn log -r"{2003-12-14 11:07:30 -0600}:{2003-12-14 11:07:30 -0600}"
------------------------------------------------------------------------
r7999 | dionisos | 2003-12-13 04:31:04 -0600 (Sat, 13 Dec 2003) | 5 lines

Remove non-agreed-upon convention from HACKING.

* HACKING
  Remove non-generally-agreed-upon and mis-spelled error message convention.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

I get the same result even without using "-0600". My client is in the
same time zone as svn.collab.net, anyway.

Hmmm. Seems we have some lossage here...

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Received on Sun Dec 14 23:46:03 2003