is this mergeinfo redundant?
Hi, I'm currently consolidating the mergeinfo records on our main development branch and am looking at some weird record here... Reduced the case to the following example - Repository root/ Project1 trunk src SDKs libxml2 branches Project1variant1 src SDKs libxml2 the Project1variant1 branch was created from Project1/trunk at revision 184222. Now I'm looking at the mergeinfo records on Project1/branches/Project1variant1/src/SDKs/libxml2 and see revisions which are < 184222: /Project1/trunk/src/SDKs/libxml2:171866-172245,172247-172328,172330-172459,172461-172530,172532-172595,172597-172674,172676-172942,[...] Am I right in assuming that these mergeinfo ranges could be removed, because there's really no point in how they could be valid entries, no? I mean the branch didn't exist in either of these revisions yet and before the construction of the branch they would simply note that the revisions were merged into themselves... Doesn't make much sense to me at all. Regards, Stefan
List commits for specific user & date range
Is there some tool or option that will allow me to view all the commits made by a specific user within a given date range? TIA
RE: List commits for specific user & date range
TortoiseSVN has a Log browser where you can filter what you want to see. /Atle From: Justin Taylor [mailto:jus...@lorencook.com] Sent: 24. juni 2015 23:13 To: users@subversion.apache.org Subject: List commits for specific user & date range Is there some tool or option that will allow me to view all the commits made by a specific user within a given date range? TIA
Re: List commits for specific user & date range
Justin Taylor wrote: >Is there some tool or option that will allow me to view all the commits made >by a specific user within a given date range? depends ... on windows you can try TSVNs log viewer which allows to set a display range and a filter expression. using the command line client you would need to script the filtering for author -- Lorenz
