On 10/3/2006 6:08 AM, Corrado Labinaz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> suppose you have file trunk/myfile.c
> It goes through these modifications:
>
> revision
> 100 file created
> 150 copied to branches/release1
> 200 copied to branches/release2
> 230 copied to branches/release3
> 250 fixed bug
>
> Well, AFAIK it's not possibile to get the above list.
>
> If I use "svn log trunk/myfile.c" I get
> 100 file created
> 250 fixed bug
>
> while if I execute i.e. "svn log branches/release2/myfile.c" I get
> 100 file created
> 200 copied to branches/release2
>
> Why do I need the full list?
> Because after applying the bugfix at revision 250, I need to apply the same
> bugfix to older releases.
> "svn copy trunk/myfile.c branches/release1" should be enough most of the
> time.
> But I don't know which releases to copy to (release1, 2, 3, all of them or
> none of them?)
>
> (BTW this was easy with CVS, where every file get tagged with the branch
> number it belong to)
>
> Is there a way to get the full list above?
To see the filenames of all copy targets, get a verbose log of the
entire repository, and grep for "(from /trunk/myfile.c".
I think you'd need to write your own script to see the revision numbers
when the copy occurred; they'll be reported on a different line than
the filenames.
Duncan Murdoch
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Received on Tue Oct 3 13:18:50 2006