RE: RE: Does neon-debug-mask work on Windows? And error in book.

>> From: Mark [mailto:mark@msdhub.com]
>> AFAIK, "svn log" doesn't contact the repository (unless you request
logs for revisions newer than your WC's revision)

AFAIC this is not true (and why should the subversion client library
cache log text anyway?)
(Oh, and while writing this message, Garrett Rooney beats me to making
this point!)

My working copy is, according to "svn info", at revision 307 - actually
it must be mixed since I committed files to revision 316 yesterday, but
most files were checked out from revision 307.

It doesn't matter whether I do "svn log -r308", or -r306, or -r318. In
every case the Subversion server is hit with several PROPFIND and a
REPORT request.

And in every case all I get on my screen is the log text. No sign of any
output from Neon. Trying this:

   svn log -r308 2>neon.log

.. I get zero bytes written to neon.log. So that pretty much proves
nothing is being written to stderr, which is what the source code
(subversion\libsvn_ra_dav\session.c) suggests:
  ne_debug_init(stderr, debug);

So either I'm setting the wrong configuration option or to the wrong
value or in the wrong place, or something is broken.

Anyone reproduced this? Or got it to work.

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Received on Tue Dec 16 23:48:45 2003