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

Stein Somers wrote:
> 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.

Why? It doesn't save space in the repository.

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   Les Mikesell
    lesmikesell_at_gmail.com
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