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How to find a file deleted from a location I can't remember

From: Angus Monro <angus.monro_at_s4.com.au>
Date: 2007-02-05 09:04:47 CET

Thanks for your reply, Paul. "Svn log -v" is something I had tried, but
hadn't helped. Let me explain why a bit more carefully.

 

What I began with was

            Svn://svr/myroot/(path to parent)/parent/mylostfile.

I deleted the file, then committed, then later decided to delete parent and
committed. I cannot recall what (path to parent) is. Consequenctly, doing
"svn log -v svn://svr/myroot" doesn't help, as the list of changes to myroot
doesn't directly include mylostfile.

 

What I *do* have in hand is a short list of which revisions it was probably
in; but I can't swee how to access those revisions' change lists without
knowing the appropriate directory. I tried

            svn -v -r 348 svn://svr/myroot/

(for example), but it didn't help me.

 

Thanks for any comments you may have.

 

 

Angus

 

 
Received on Mon Feb 5 09:05:27 2007

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