Daniel Berlin writes: > > > It seems to be incredibly hard to find out which branch a file is on. > > Huh? > > The file is where it is. > Branches are just seperate directories. > If it's in the 4.0 directory, it's on the 4.0 branch > > Revision numbers don't tell you what branch something is on. > They tell you what revision the repository is at, and the changesets > that have been applied to the repository. > > If you want to know where the file is, ask where the file is :) > > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] gcc-head-test]$ svn status --verbose ChangeLog > > 105366 104478 mmitchel ChangeLog > > > > Now, I happen to know that this is gcc-4_0-branch, and presumably if I > > make any changes and check it back in that's where the changes will > > go. > > svn info ChangeLog
Aah, that's the key. Where we have one command in CVS, "status", which tells us which branch a file is on and its status, we now have two separate commands, "status" and "info". Easy enough, once you know... Andrew.
