Title: Message
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Yeah, it's the
comments that are triggering it. Ok, just making sure that something
wasn't wrong.
On another note,
would I be better off testing this with the tag you just made for ver.
.10? I'm using rev 190 currently.
Michael Swanson
Application Developer
Rural Mutual
Insurance
Work:
608-828-5615
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Michael Swanson
wrote:
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?
Correct, Subversion
is designed so that any given revision has only one author, comment, and
timestamp. We can be a bit flexible on the timestamp by using the latest one
(as long as it doesn't create out-of-order commits), but there's no way to
attach multiple authors or comments to a single
revision.
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