Michael Swanson schrieb:
I'm looking at the repository that I just imported into Subversion and
I notice that there are subversion commits that are close together
than 1 hour. By the way I understand the help info for the script,
any SS activity that takes place within an hour should be considered
one subversion revision. Shouldn't these all be counted as one
revision? We often have large groupings of commits, as we normally do
many on Monday mornings after production migrations. Is this because
each action has a different comment? Or isn't this functionality
implemented yet?
It depends:
1.) there are actions, that must be in a unique revision in subversion,
e.g. renaming a directory (actually any modification on a directory,
other than add)
2.) a different user or comment will trigger a new revision
3.) if two adjacent actions are larger than revtimerange, they will be
forced into two different commits.
The logic behind this is somewhat complicated. You can see it here:
http://www.pumacode.org/projects/vss2svn/browser/trunk/script/Vss2Svn/SvnRevHandler.pm#L70
Hope this helps to see why there are two revisions.
Dirk
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