Hello all! I have a question about internal SVN status API (trunk, r1302023).
I have a repository with 2 reivsions: in r1 a "file" is added, in r2 it is
deleted.
I checkout revision 1 using
* file protocol and
* http protocol
as a working copy and run "svn_client_status5" on a file with the following
callback:
svn_error_t* print_status(void *baton, const char *path, const
svn_client_status_t *status,
apr_pool_t *pool) {
printf("%s: revision %d\n", path, status->ood_changed_rev);
}
When I run it over file protocol, I see the following output
file: revision 2
but if I run over http, I see
file: revision -1
So the question is: if this behaviour is expected (I expected some
protocol-independency)?
While some debugging I've discovered that for http case "delete_entry" of the
status editor is
called with -1 revision (but with 2 for file protocol). As I understand it may
be a restriction of
http protocol but maybe SVN should perform additional requests to get missing
information.
I've attached the repository and minimal C program that reproduces the problem.
It should be run
from within the working copy.
status-problem.tar.gz
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