Hi, Consider the following output produced with svnlook WITHOUT using --diff-copy-from:
Copied: trunk/test2.txt (from rev 6, trunk/test.txt) =================================================================== --- trunk/test2.txt (rev 0) +++ trunk/test2.txt 2012-05-20 13:20:40 UTC (rev 7) @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +test2 Now test2.txt is identical to test.txt (I simply created it with svn cp test.txt test2.txt and committed it). Now the behaviour of svnlook is, that when I add --diff-copy-from to the mix, then the output of "svnlook" is empty. At least for creating commit emails (I'm using svnnotify), this is not an ideal behaviour. Valueable information (test2.txt has been created by copying test.txt) is omitted form the output. What I actually expected as the output of svnlook diff --diff-copy-from was something like this: Copied: trunk/test2.txt (from rev 6, trunk/test.txt) =================================================================== no diff, files are identical Obviously, --no-diff-added and --no-diff-removed behave the same way. They omit any added/deleted files completely. The output does not only not contain a diff of the files, it also does not contain any information that a file has been added or deleted. I wish for a mode, in which "svnlook diff" would merely omit the actual diff and not the information that files have been added/deleted or where they were copied from. I realize, that I can use "svnlook changed --copy-info" to obtain the information I want. On the other hand, that information is seperate to the diffs. And currently svnnotify doesn't support --copy-info which is something I should probably talk about with the svnnotify developer. Regards, Sven
