> From: Thomas Quas
>
> $ svn log -v deleteme
> Skipped 'deleteme'
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
> Huh?!!? Subversion seems to have removed the information about
> 'deleteme' which is fine.
>
> $ svn log -v . | grep deleteme
> r824 | tom | 2005-04-20 10:48:28 +0200 (Wed, 20 Apr 2005) | 1 line
> Changed paths:
> D /trunk/project/deleteme
>
> don't need it any longer
>
>
> Why does the first log command didn't get the information the
> second one
> could present?
The information was there in the first request, but there was no way to ask
for it -- If you ask for the log history of 'deleteme', but there is no
directory named 'deleteme' *in the current WC*, then svn tells you so. In
the second request, he specified a directory that *was* present, and svn
gave him information about it.
> Also, wouldn't it be useful if Subversion
> would create a
> single entry for each file it has to remove from 'deleteme' before it
> actually removes the directory? 'svn add' actually works that way,
> leaving a bigger footprint in the changelog that I can use to
> figure out
> revision information.
It could, I suppose, but it would increase the amount of work to be done for
a delete from O(1) to O(number of files in the subtree).
Dale
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Received on Thu Apr 21 18:20:49 2005