Thanks for your quick reply! > Log on ^/ shows all revisions; adding -g includes no more revisions.
Yep, that is the problem. IMHO the flag -g should also give output which shows merge information, not only on deeper levels but also on the root level of the repository. I can understand if most people don't want the extra merge information, but if you don't want it you simply call svn without the flag -g. I don't know why Justin needs the feature of -g on the repository root, but I can tell how I use it: I have written a utility which does call "svn log -q -g file://`pwd`/repo" and uses the information it gets from that to draw revision tree graphs. My utility is at http://svn2cvsgraph.sourceforge.net/ , using that utility together with svn versions newer than about two years will give no merge arrows in the produced graphs. It would probably be possible to rewrite my utility to get all merge information also from newer versions of svn, but it would be slower as it would require at least one extra call to svn for each created branch. regards Henrik
