> As long as you don't commit changes on different branches within the
> same revision, it should be able to show something useful, yes.

Ok, and commits will (probably) not span "product" branches.

> > Does anyone
> > have a suggestion on a regex that would seperate the branches?
>
> I never try Revtree with such a repository layout, but it should work.
> Which regex are you using for now?

Ive tried the default (ie, didnt enter anything in trac.ini) and the
branch_re = ^(?P<branch>branches/[^/]+|trunk|data)(?:/(?P<path>.*))?$

None of them would show me a nice branch, but Im a little unsure that
I really
got the branches going.

> As your repository is public, could you send me an archive of the
> whole repository (svnadmin dump | bzip2 -c > archive.svn.bz2) attached
> to a private message (not to the ML ;-))? That would be great to test
> Revtree with such a repos layout.

Yes, I will in a few mins. Thanks for helping out!


> BTW, note that several fixes have been fixed for Trac 0.11
> (RevtreePlugin for 0.10.x is not maintained).

Ok, but I think I will wait for 0.11 to be released as I use debian to
reduce the hassle of software installs :)


Cheers
//Erik


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