>Near the start of this thread we mentioned the main use cases.  There
>are basically two:
>
>* Confirm that the repository is in a good state (e.g. before/after a
>backup);
>
>* Diagnostic mode for use when a problem has been encountered.
>
>Keep-going mode is more useful for the latter; stop-quickly mode *may*
>be more useful (and is certainly fine) for the former.  So it's not
>obvious that changing the default mode is a good idea.
>

Yes, I don't want to change the default behaviour either. Because if the 
--keep-going behaviour is made default, we would need a quick-stop mode to just 
see if the repo is sane, which a normal user would want to be the default 
behaviour of svnadmin verify.



--
Prabhu

Reply via email to