> Am Dienstag, den 04.02.2014, 23:37 -0600 schrieb Peter Samuelson:
> > What would you expect the software to say in a mixed-rev wc?
[Fabian Greffrath]
> I don't know, I have never worked with such a repository (and my patch
> only addresses the simple single-rev wc case).
I doubt that. Mixed-rev working copies are the common case, not the
exception. Almost every time you run 'svn commit', you get a mixed-rev
wc. The files you commit are updated to the revision you committed,
while the rest of the wc is not.
To understand why this happens, consider 2 facts:
- You are permitted to commit from an out-of-date wc, so long as the
specific files you are committing are up to date;
- 'svn commit' does not automatically run 'svn update'.
> What does it say which revision it updated to in a mixed-rev wc?
'svn update' always updates to a single revision (HEAD by default, or
you can specify a revision with -r), so it prints that single revision.
(Well, except for externals, but those are handled separately, as
though you were running 'svn update' individually for each external.)
Of course you can update just a subset of the wc (e.g., 'svn update
foo.txt'), to create a mixed-rev wc, but 'update' itself still only has
a single target revision to report.
Peter
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