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Getting log for all branches

From: <andy.glew_at_amd.com>
Date: 2004-04-01 21:30:20 CEST

Q: is there a way to get *all* branches, versions,
and tags for a file mentioned in the log?

"svn log -v README.txt" only seems to provide info
for branches that contributed to the
current version of README.txt.

E.g.
   svn co $SVNREPO/trunk/proj
   cd proj
   svn log -v README
      -> reports log for README on trunk
   cd ..
   svn copy $SVNREPO/trunk/proj co $SVNREPO/branch/proj1
   cd proj1
   svn log -v README
      -> reports log for README on trunk and branch
   echo 'foo' >> README.
   svn ci README
   svn log -v README
      -> reports log for README on trunk and branch
   cd ../proj
   svn log -v README
      -> reports log for README on trunk but NOT branch

By comparison, "cvs log" reports info for all branches
and revisions that are under CVS control. This
is helpful, because it allows you to find branches
you may want to recover code from.

I cannot see how to make Subversion find all branches
of a file for me.

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I'm using Subversion 0.34.0,
r7859

   

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