On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 8:07 PM, Scott Aron Bloom <sc...@towel42.com> wrote:
> So I noticed something..
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> We use svn:externals quite a bit, using the format
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> -r 1234 ^/externals/XXXX lcldr
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> And it works just fine, we never moved to the “new” format of
> ^/externals/XXXX@1234
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> However, recently, we found that in restructuring one of our externals
> directory, which caused XXXX to go away, svn up fails, saying it cant find
> the external. However switching to the @1234 format it works fine.
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> Is this a known issue?
It is not an issue - they just mean different things - see 'peg
revisions' in the documentation. path@rev means go back to the
revision, find what was at the path. -r rev path means look at the
path in the head revision, and back up to the specified revision
number in that object's history. If there have been deletions/moves
they may be different things. Usually path@rev is what you expect.
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Les Mikesell
lesmikes...@gmail.com
