Harald Kirsch wrote: >[about working copy relative URLs] This a purely client side path to URL transformation. So what is needed as a means to tell the client to use the URL associated with the given path.
there is already the "^/" notation to tell the command line client that you what to start a URL beginning at the root of the repository your working copy was checked out from. As I see it, the client already interprets the leading "^" as "convert the following path to an URL". "^/" then translates to "repository root" So "^path" could be interpreted as a path relative to the current working copy folder (including sequences of "../" as needed). And why not use "^^/" to denote working copy root relative? -- Lorenz
