I'm looking at a repository I created with vss2svn using TortoiseSVN and I wanted to look at the difference report on some historical (read:VSS) checkins. However, when Tortoise pulls the file as it was checked in and the file from the previous rev, the diff viewer is saying that the files match, basically saying that there were no changes made. No matter how far I back-date a file (I've backdated to the very beginning, on files that I know have changed many times), and it always shows the exact same contents of the file. Am I missing something or did something go wrong with the import? This doesn't happen with the changes I've made in testing after the import was made, actually made through SVN. Those changes actually appear as changes and the files have different contents.
When I look at the actual dump file created by vss2svn, and rip out the actual code associated with some changes, its exactly the same code, no matter what revision I'm at.
Have you seen this before? Is this a problem with something that we're doing in VSS? I'm using the fully updated rev222 version of vss2svn. Is there something I can do to fix this?
Michael Swanson
Application Developer
Rural Mutual Insurance
Work: 608-828-5615
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