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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by Dan Wyand <da...@gmail.com> on 2004/08/10 17:18:54 UTC
default behavior of svn log with no arguments
the log command would be much handier if, when called with no
arguments, it showed the most recent three log messages (--revision
HEAD:<HEAD-2>), instead of --revision 3:1.
this suggestion make shatter land speed records on its way to P5, but
i think its very much a common sense item, and it should be a trivial
patch. i cant imagine anyone has scripts running that count on a
naked "svn log" spitting out the earliest three revisions rather than
the latest.
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Re: default behavior of svn log with no arguments
Posted by Erik Huelsmann <e....@gmx.net>.
> the log command would be much handier if, when called with no
> arguments, it showed the most recent three log messages (--revision
> HEAD:<HEAD-2>), instead of --revision 3:1.
svn log shows BASE:1 for the current directory. Maybe your current directory
still is at r3? See 'svn info .'.
HTH,
Erik.
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