On 4/8/2006 10:20 AM, Duncan Murdoch wrote:
> On 4/8/2006 10:01 AM, Zsolt wrote:
>> Duncan,
>>
>> but they are the same files. Of course there are smaller differences between
>> them.
>>
>> I give you an example:
>>
>> I commit the file src/a.java to the main trunk I get the revision 1234. Now
>> I copy the entire trunk into tag/1.1.
>>
>> Now I modify and commit src/a.java again on the trunk and copy the entire
>> trunk to tag/1.2.
>>
>> Shouldn't return the commands below the same?
>>
>> svn cat -r 1234 URL/tag/1.1/src/a.java
>> svn cat -r 1234 URL/tag/1.2/src/a.java
>
> It's possible, but I wouldn't think so. Your description above makes it
> sound as the the 1.1 and 1.2 versions of that file were never identical.
> Depending on the revision numbers of the copies that created the tags,
> either 1.2/src/a.java did not exist in r1234, or it did exist and
> contains the changes you made to the trunk.
Sorry, I missed the "revision 1234" statement on the first line of your
example. Yes, you're right, in this case you should see the trunk copy
in both cases above. I've just tried it on one of my own files, and
indeed I do see that, as expected. What do you see? What do the logs
for those two URLs show?
Duncan Murdoch
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