Hi,

Yep, this looks like it's broken...

% svn log -v -r 3006 | grep foo.php
   M /full/path/foo.php

% svn log -v -r 3006 foo.php
svn: Unable to find repository location for 
'https://correct.host/svn/full/path/foo.php' in revision 3006

% svn diff -r 3005:3006 foo.php
svn: Unable to find repository location for 'foo.php' in revision 3005

I'm thinking that the problem in my case is that in revision 3123 I replaced
foo.php with a symbolic link. 'svn log' with no arguments for that file now
shows only that revision.

So it looks like there is no obvious way to go back in history and
explicitly look at a lifespan of a particular file that doesn't match its
current lifespan.

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