Dear List,
I'm looking through the code of libsvn_fs and I'm wondering how far
down do I need to go in order for my program to me able to change
properties of a file at a previous revision.
I'm trying to do this because I want to compute some statistics on
files stored in a repository. The statistics are somewhat time
consuming to compute and as such I will not be able to be done in
near-realtime ... I'll need to compute them after the commit has
happened.
Specifically I'm looking at svn_fs_change_node_prop right now but it
seems to need a transaction root (which I will not have) so I think I
need to go lower. Any ideas?
I realize that what I'm trying to accomplish defeats the purpose of
versioned properties, but I can't very well justify creating a new
version of a file just to attach some statistics. These statistics
are about a specific version of the baseline, and as such need to be
properly alligned to that revision. Even if I could justify doing a
whole new revision just to record the statistics, I can't gaurentee
that the calculations will be done before the next commit. That being
said, such statistics will probably only be computed for tags.
I could hold such statistics outside SVN, but it would be soooo much
cleaner if I didn't have to do that.
Thanx for the help,
Christopher
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Received on Wed Aug 2 21:43:48 2006