Hello Daniel, I don't understand your question fully but as I understand you have some path and revision and you want to understand if the path was copied from another path or not.
SVNFileRevision is mostly useless object, everything you can do with it is to extract path and revision. Then you can call 'log' (see SvnOperationFactory#createLog) operation on that (path,revision) pair to get SVNLogEntry object(s). This will give you a history including all copy-sources of the (path,revision). Depending on if you want to understand if (path,revision) was copied *exactly* at that revision or at some anotherRevision <= revision, you should analyze only the last or all SVNLogEntry objects. Depending on if you want to find copies of the file only or copying of the file together with some directory are also ok for you, you should analyze all SVNLogEntryPath objects in the SVNLogEntry object(s). That's not a piece of cake, but I know no shorter way to do that. -- Dmitry Pavlenko, TMate Software, http://subgit.com/ - git-svn bridge > Hello, > > I have a SVNFileRevision and I would like to know if it is a > *copy_revision* (e.g. it was branched from some original revision). > > I know that in the SVNLogEntryPath object, we have a getCopyPath() [1] > method in case when it is a copy, but how to do this with a SVNFileRevision > object? > > Should I try to get the SVNLogEntry for the SVNFileRevision and then > recover the SVNLogEntryPath? It seems like a long way to do this, > > Any ideas? > > Thanks, > > > [1] > http://svnkit.com/javadoc/index.html?org/tmatesoft/svn/core/SVNLogEntryPath > .html
