RE: Delete revision of an object has no peg revision?
From: Brummer, Byron <ByronBrummer_at_LiveNation.com>
Date: 2007-01-11 01:02:59 CET
dglasser@gmail.com [dglasser@gmail.com] wrote:
I'd love to, but it doesn't work:
$ svn log -v file:///home/bbrummer/test/test_repo/test.txt_at_33
test
Peg version 32 is a valid peg for this object, but it still
svn log -r33 file:///home/bbrummer/test/test_repo/test.txt_at_32
This isn't a PBKAC, it isn't a misunderstanding of how svn
> Generally, operation rev (-r) defaults to peg rev if only the
Interesting. Where's this documented?
> For most commands, using a peg rev and not using -r is what you
Except that log often is passed a range and thus @REV syntax
Personally I see this command:
svn log -r10:20 path
As requesting all history from rev 10 through rev 20 related
Perhaps what svn should logically do is return all relevant
svn log -r10:20 path@*
Which in nutty svn thinking would mean "At any peg version,
-Byron
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