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Re: Possible bug: Revisions with no paths changed and no properties set?

From: Blair Zajac <blair_at_orcaware.com>
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 2009 15:00:42 -0700

Jim Sokoloff wrote:
> We have a strange situation on a 1.6.3 svn repo. I'm stopping short of
> calling it a bug right now, but I suspect it is.
>
> I have a handful of revisions (all from the same user and roughly the
> same time) containing no changed paths, no changed props, etc.
>
> Meaning: when I svnadmin dump those revisions, they have a log message,
> author, etc, but no paths or props. (This is not the case of doing an
> svn log from the "wrong" part of the tree and finding nothing. There is
> nothing to be found.)
>
> a. Any explanation for how that can happen?
> b. worth filing a bug over?

I seen a number of revisions in repositories like this. I haven't taken the
time to determine how they happen or which client generates them.

BTW, there's nothing in the svn_fs.h API that prevents this from happening. You
can easily begin a transaction and just commit it with no modifications.

I guess it could be a bug at some level of the Subversion API.

Regards,
Blair

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