Re: Detect File Move?

On Aug 30, 2005, at 5:21 AM, Goddard Lee wrote:

>> From: Goddard Lee [mailto:lee.goddard@easa.eu.int]
>> What is the best (cheapest, most economical, quickest to
>> operate) way to detect a file (and/or directory) move?
>>
>
> Forgot to say, is there a better solution than post-commit doing
> "log -v
> $REPO" and looking for:
>
> A /dir/test.txt (from /test.txt:7)
> D /test.txt

Nope, that's exactly what an 'svn move' looks like: a copy and delete.

>
> Is there no way to know who called svn?

I don't understand the question. Are you allowing anonymous
(unauthenticated) commits? If not, then every revision has an
'svn:author' property attached to it. 'svn log' shows it, along with
the datestamp.

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