RE: Re: Stop on Copy for Merge Revision Selection
Jamie Jackson <[email protected]> Wed, 26 Jun 2013 09:21:43 -0700 (PDT)
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Hi Mark, TortoiseSVN must mashup svn log and svn mergeinfo, because in the "Select revisions range" dialog, there are extra options: * Show only affected paths * Stop on copy/rename (checked when the dialog loads) * Include merged revisions * Hide non-mergeable revisions * Show All/Show Range * Next 100 (it shows only the first 100 at first) The first two, I guess, must come from svn log. The stop-on-copy option (and/or limiting to the first 100) are convenient for me, because in my current merge, TortoiseSVN shows me only what I'm interested in, which is 104 revisions, whereas Subclipse (svn mergeinfo) shows me 420 (which also takes a long time to load). A couple of other merge-related conveniences in TortoiseSVN that I like: In the same dialog as above, refresh merges are shown in blue, so there's an obvious clue to skip them. Also, when I get to the commit step, TortoisSVN has grabbed all selected revisions and put that in the top comment history item, which is something that I do manually in Subclipse (I copy the changelog to a file, then grab the svn merge command from the SVN console, then put those under the Mylyn auto-comment). I would like it if Subclipse incorporated some or all of these features. Thanks, Jamie ------------------------------------------------------ http://subclipse.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=1047&dsMessageId=3059179 To unsubscribe from this discussion, e-mail: [[email protected]].