> Dump/filter/load doesn't renumber revisions by default. It only
> renumbers if you use --renumber-revs, so with proper policies for
> filtering your repository to remove data you should be safe using
> revision numbers as a static identifier. As to some low-level id
> other than revision numbers, I am not aware of any. If they exist, I
> doubt they are exposed through the API, and if they're not exposed
> then they're not necessarily going to be safe across SVN version
> upgrades (especially major revision upgrades that involve schema
> changes).
What exactly do you mean by "proper policies"?
I fear I cannot prevent users from managing their repositories by using
svnadmin. As the application I'm talking about is a SCM system with SVN
integration I'm looking for a way to identify changesets modified by any SVN
tool with all their options.
However, you're right that the identification information - if there is
any - has to be exposed through the API (python bindings, in my case).
Thanks,
Markus
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Received on Wed Jan 4 00:46:51 2006