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RE: repository history...

From: bruce <bedouglas_at_earthlink.net>
Date: 2004-09-22 03:16:06 CEST

with regards to svn status...

[root@lserver2 svn]# svn status --verbose
! 7 1 ? .
A 0 ? ? foo
A 0 ? ? foo/aa.txt
                7 7 ? mytest
                5 2 ? mytest/a.a
                5 4 ? mytest/zz
                7 7 ? mytest/foo_1
                7 7 ? mytest/foo_1/aa.txt
                6 6 ? mytest/foo1
                6 6 ? mytest/foo1/aa.txt
[root@lserver2 svn]#

as far as i can tell... this means the files are under svn version
control... yes/no..???

am i missing something...???

i still don't see why ::
>> [root@lserver2 svn]# svnlook history -r 6 /svnroot/test1/
/mytest --show-ids

doesn't work...???

thanks ...

-bruce

-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan Dyck [mailto:bdyck@mac.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2004 6:01 PM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: repository history...

On Sep 21, 2004, at 3:07 PM, bruce wrote:

> hi...
>
> thanks for the responses on the copy dir/import issue!!
>
> i'm trying to figure out how to get a history of the repository,
repository
> directory/file ...
>
> the eaxmple :
> svnlook history -r 20 /usr/local/svn/repos /tags/1.0 --show-ids
>
> i do :
> [root@lserver2 svn]# svnlook history -r 6 /svnroot/test1/
/mytest --show-ids
> REVISION PATH <ID>
> -------- ---------
> 6 /mytest <1.0.7>
> 4 /mytest <1.0.4>
> 3 /mytest <1.0.3>
> 2 /mytest <1.0.2>
> 1 /mytest <1.0.1>
>
>
> however, i have dir/files under mytest that i don't get...
>
> any idea as to how/what i need to do to recursively get the entire
> history/versions for the repository....

To start with the obvious, have you double-checked that the missing
files/directories are actually under version control? It's also possible
that the missing files are filtered out by the global-ignores setting, in
which case they wouldn't get imported. In either case, running 'svn status'
on the root of your working copy will indicate any non-versioned files with
a '?' in its output. To check for normally ignored files, run it with the
'--no-ignore' option.

Cheers,
b

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