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Dennis Lundberg updated MCHANGELOG-80:
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Patch Submitted: [Yes]
> support selecting of changes by revision-range for subversion
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> Key: MCHANGELOG-80
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MCHANGELOG-80
> Project: Maven 2.x Changelog Plugin
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Simon Kitching
> Attachments: changelog_svn_revision.patch
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> Currently, only selecting by-date is supported for Subversion. However
> subversion has a problem with date-selection in some cases.
> In particular, when CVS projects are imported into subversion, and the
> original commit date info is preserved during import, then all subversion
> select-by-date operations are broken for the repository. This is a known
> issue with subversion, and not likely to be fixed in the near future. The
> basic issue is that subversion maps a date to a revision-number by doing a
> binary-search across all its revisions, and assumes that the commit-date for
> revision N is before the commit-date for revision N+M. This is not true when
> external repos (CVS or other) are imported into subversion with original
> commit dates preserved.
> One example of a repository where this is a problem is *svn.apache.org*; all
> select-by-date is completely broken for the apache repo; always has been and
> will be until (if) a subversion release is made that has an additional
> "committed on" attribute for each commit, and changes made to svn to use an
> index on this property rather than its existing binary-search.
> It would therefore be *very* nice to be able to specify a subversion revision
> range, eg "from r100000 to HEAD" as the input to the report.
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