> There is "svn blame" which you can use to see when each line in a > file was changed.
Indeed, but useless for me, since it only shows me existing code while I'm wanting the opposite :-) I could have done manual bisecting, this is, checking revision by revision until I find the change. > I'm happy to upgrade to git now: > > * Works offline > * More familiar to people > * Faster Excellent! > It will be this weekend at the earliest before I look into making > this happen. Thanks. No rush, please :-) > >> Given that Savannah provides git support and that it is rather easy to >> import an SVN repository to git (using `git svn ...') I strongly >> suggest to migrate to git. > > Hopefully it is as simple as running git svn and then uploading the new > git repository to Savannah. Almost, I think. This guide https://aboullaite.me/migration-from-svn-to-gitlab/ looks useful. Masamichi-san, how did you do the migration? Maybe Gavin can simply clone your version, which would be the simplest solution, of course. Werner
