Re: svn log hides log messages

On Jan 4, 2005, at 1:42 PM, Christopher Ness wrote:
>
> For example:
> `svn commit ./Makefile -m "Added new target: clean"`
>
> Ends up modifying the data in .svn (the working copy) to update only
> the
> entr{y,ies} for files affected by the commit. Therefore you now have
> the data in the working copy about the recent commit, but no new
> information is available about files which have not been committed.
> You
> still have a mixed working copy but you have information in your
> working
> copy about your last commit.
>
> Make sense? Or am I just blowing steam?
>

This is already how 'svn commit' works.

If your working copy is all at r5, and 'svn commit' discovers and
commits foo.c, then after the commit:

    foo.c is at r6
    the whole rest of the working copy is at r5

In other words, you have a mixed-rev working copy after *every* commit.
  Only 'svn update' brings the whole working copy to the same revision.

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Received on Tue Jan 4 21:17:24 2005