Philip Martin writes:
> Either configure or the
> testsuite locate the correct db_dump program.
r889733.
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Philip
Julian Foad writes:
>> ##
>> SvnRepository::dump(rep_dir=/home/pm/sw/subversion/obj2/subversion/tests/cmdline/svn-test-work/repositories/obliterate_tests-1)
>> PASS: obliterate_tests.py 1: test svn obliterate
>> $ cat svn-test-work/working_copies/obliterate_tests-1/*dump/all.bdb
>> revisions:
>
Philip Martin wrote:
> I get nearly empty all.bdb files:
>
> $ cd subversion/tests/cmdline
> $ ../../../../src2/subversion/tests/cmdline/obliterate_tests.py --fs-type=bdb
> 1
> ## new SvnWC:
> SvnWC(head_rev=0, state={{'': }})
> ## head-rev == 1
> ## head-rev == 2
> ## head-rev == 3
> ## head-rev
Julian Foad writes:
> $ (cd
> obj-dir/subversion/tests/cmdline/svn-test-work/working_copies/obliterate_tests-1/
> && \
>diff -U2 -p {before,after}.dump/all.bdb)
> --- before.dump/all.bdb 2009-12-11 14:04:52.873840736 +
> +++ after.dump/all.bdb2009-12-11 14:04:53.177814628
Hi, obliterate fans!
For FS-BDB, the core "obliterate" operation follows this sequence,
descibed in terms of obliterating one or more nodes within existing
revision r10:
1. "begin": start a new txn that is a mutable copy of r10's txn.
2. modify the new txn as desired - e.g. delete '/d/foo/c'
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