Re: use case: which tags are implementing a specific feature which was realized in revision X?

Am 11.10.2007 um 11.10.200713:22 schrieb Lutz.Dornbusch@fiducia.de:

> Hello,

Hello,

(...)

> In CVS it was quite easy to see, which version of a file is in
> which tag.
> So the developer team mades a map for each (java class)-file and
> each tag
> to see which features are implemented in each tag.

this is not as easy in SVN as in CVS as SVN use another philosophy by
"emulating" tagging via cheap copy of corr. elements into a
subdirectory whose name serve as tag name kind of.

> How can I solve this problem in SVN?

Hmmm ... perhaps you can do something complex. You may use

   $ svn info <url>/tag/my_tagname_here/subdir/file

and examine the line

   Last Changed Rev: <some revnumber here>

to get the info you probably want. But the rev number above is the
revision of the whole repository where the file was last changed in
that tag/branch/dir.

As there are no file assigned revision numbers but only global
revsions for the whole repository, I think you cannot get more
granular information.

> Has anybody already a solution for this question?

If this above isn't enough, I fear I have no other answer for you,
sorry!

Ciao,
Clemens.

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Received on Thu Oct 11 16:22:31 2007