Re: How to set the *same* ignore properties in many directories?
On Apr 6, 2012, at 08:17, frame wrote: > I want to add svn:ignore properties which ignores directory "abc_dir". I know > how to do it. My difficulty here is that our file structures is like the > following: > > a/b/abc_dir/1.txt > z/x/abc_dir/.. > m/n/abc_dir/.. > ... > z100/x100/abc_dir/.. > > There are about 100 of them. I cannot do it one by one. Is there a better way > to do it? > > I know I can do it in .subversion/config global-ignore properties. But that > only affects my local area. It is better for every one in our team to have it. Write a script to set the property on each directory.
svn annotate requires Start revision precede end revision
Hi, svn annotate requires that the start revision precedes the end revision. eg svn annotate -r 9515:6504 ... svn: Start revision must precede end revision And usually, this is what you want. But at this moment, I want to know when a line was removed, so I do want to have the 'end' precede the 'start'. Is there a way to do it? Regards, Ben
Re: svn annotate requires Start revision precede end revision
Ben Aveling wrote on Sun, Apr 08, 2012 at 16:51:33 +1000: > But at this moment, I want to know when a line was removed, so I do > want to have the 'end' precede the 'start'. > > Is there a way to do it? > Yes and no. The 'start < end' check is implemented at the library level, not at the client level (so switching to a non-cmdline client won't help). And the history walk is unidirectional for ≥1.1 servers (see svn_ra_* calls in svn_client_blame5()). But the idea itself --- of computing the blames in reverse to determine deleted lines --- is sound. And I'd love to see it implemented. Daniel > Regards, Ben >
