Re: How to get history on an overwritten svn url?

Brown, Michael wrote:
> To see the complete log of the tree, a simple:
> svn log -v svn+rsh://svnsrv/Tree | less
> That will get you every svn entry done to that tree. From there you'll notice the pattern as to what happens by your deleting and branching.

You'll notice the pattern, if replacements are all that is listed. But if you
have many "ordinary" commits in the same branch, it seems so hard to find
those replacements.

> If you had this structure:
> Tree/branches/Job_0001

...then one day you'll clean up that branch because you'll never going to
look at it again. And later of course you want to look at it again. So how do
you find the right peg revision, just before the deletion? What I do is to a
lottery system: pick an old peg revision and work my way up. Is there a
proper way?

-- 
Stein
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