On Nov 21, 2006, at 08:38, Abhinandan Jain wrote:
> In our usage of Subversion, all development occurs on frequent
> branches
> which are subsequently merged onto the main trunk. As a result, all of
> the commit log messages are entered on the bracnches.
>
> One unhappy consequence of this is that running 'svn log' on a file
> shows nothing useful for the main trunk version of a file, and only
> the log information for the branch for a branch version of the file.
>
> How do I get the comprehensive log information (like 'cvs log') that
> spans all the branches and trunks for a file? Such log displays are
> very
> useful for reviewing the history of changes made to a file.
I don't think there is any such command, sorry. You'll have to get
the log of the trunk, figure out from that which branches things were
merged form, then get the log of those branches. You could possibly
write a script to automate this, though I'm not sure.
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Received on Tue Nov 21 20:24:59 2006