Re: svn log hides log messages

On Dec 27, 2004, at 7:24 PM, erh@swapsimple.com wrote:

> "svn log" has really annoying behaviour where is hides log messages
> for revisions that are newer than what is currently checked out. I
> read
> a few messages that mentions this, and it seems that this won't be
> changing
> any time soon, but I find this behaviour horribly confusing.
> Is there a configuration option that I can set to change this? I
> thought there was a way to specify default args to a svn command, but
> I can't seem to find it. I'd be happy if I could specify "-r HEAD" as
> the
> default option for svn log.

I don't think you can specify a default, but even if you could, "-r
HEAD" will give you the log entry for the head revision only. What you
need it is

svn log -r HEAD:0 file.ext

Jim

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Received on Wed Dec 29 09:28:13 2004