On Jul 20, 2009, at 01:28, Justus Stadler_external wrote:
> I have a question about tagging. Our procedure of creating tags is to
> branch off the trunk for the preparation of a release. When all other
> files are changed or added, a final review is being held to check
> if the
> release is complete and without errors. Only after this review, a
> tag is
> created from that branch.
> The problem is, that when looking at the log of that tag, the files
> describing this tag are not listet. All it says is:
> action path copied from
> revision
> added .../tags/name .../branches/preparation_name XX
> I would like to have a complete overview of all files contained in the
> folder ".../tags/name" so that I am able to use the search pannel
> of TSVN
> to find files contained in more than one release. Is that possible
> with
> SVN? So far I helped myself by creating a list of all files and
> copying
> that list to the log message. But I hope there is an easier way to
> achieve
> this goal.
You just want to know all the files in a directory? That doesn't
sound Subversion-specific, and I don't know a Subversion command for
it. On UNIX, it would just be the "find" command. I don't know how to
do it on Windows.
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Received on 2009-07-20 08:33:50 CEST