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Hi,
when I was checking the latest difference in code in SVN Log, accidently I clicked blame differences insted of show differences. Now, when I check the log again I do not see anything visible related to my blaming.
Do you know what exactly happens ...
Started by burak ozdogan on
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If you....
It does not change anything on the server for a simple blame report.
My understanding of blame, is that it shows you who last modified a given line in a given file so you can determine which person to blame for that change.
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Hi guys, I discover yesterday the SVN blame feature and I was wondering, Is this feature available from eclipse? Thanks,
Started by David Santamaria on
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I would let you've done that , this is how you access the "svn blame" command, also known as "annotate" or "praise.
The current version of Subversive does not support the praise or blame commands.
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A letter to the editor appeared in today's National Post in which a lawyer defended the rioters in Vancouver. It got me thinking about what is right and what is wrong, and how we determine this which dictates how we live our lives. Here is an excerpt:...
Started by sharkman on
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....I blame a privleded existance and bored rich kids....Kicking in a window.
And the rioters are peers.
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Michael drops out of the top 5 boy baby names for first time since 1948: http://gawker.com/5910034/historic-changes-to-top-baby-name-list-attributed-to-kardashian-influence The official lists Boys: 1. Jacob 2. Mason 3. William 4. Jayden 5. Noah 6. Michael...
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Pippy is the only Aidan in his grade, but there are about a dozen Aidans in the next grade... .
Pippy was born in January 2003, and by the next year, Aidan was the number one boy's name for a couple of years .
We dodged a bit of a bullet with the name Aidan .
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I found this question but the referenced options don't say anything about supporting "blame". What I'm looking for is an integrated way to ask "Who edited the line under the cursor last?".
I know most/all SVN clients give this in some form but I'd like...
Started by BCS on
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In VisualSVN supports blame to some extent - you can right-click on a file and select "Blame tools wired to TortoiseProc.exe to perform SVN operations like log, diff, blame, revert, commit operations accessible within the IDE.
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Is there an equivalent of svn's blame for Perforce on the command line? p4 annotate doesn't display usernames -- only changeset numbers (without ancestor history!).
I currently have to track code back through ancestors and compare against the filelog,...
Started by cdleary on
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I'm not overly familiar with the blame command, but I assume that you are looking for who changes.
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Has anyone seen a tool that will integrate code coverage results with SCM/VCS to attribute untested lines of code to developers? For example, is there a tool that will take NCover's Coverage.Xml, combine it with SVN blame, and produce a report that tells...
Started by David Kemp on
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By default it is not tied to the developers commits but I think that it would not... .
I use CC.NET (ccnet.thoughtworks.com/) and NANT to evaluate code coverage of my applications .
Hi, not done this but team city offers some facilities along those lines.. .
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I'm doing an analysis of one of my previous projects. This one is really painful. I've worked in a software house. During my stay, we were ranked #1 out of 5-7 competitors. Although it may sound good at first, a meeting with the client shows that we are...
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If you think that more senior management can be trusted it might be worth talking to them, but you have to sure they would be ... .
The best and safest thing to is just to find a new job as soon as possible .
Difficult situation and one I've been in myself.
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I currently work on a fairly old product that has seen a fair number of programmers in it's day.
After looking at a particularly poor piece of code, I decided to do a blame on it and see who was responsible for adding it. I then checked their other commits...
Started by StevenWilkins on
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Was the person on your blame that "Blame" is a bad word in this context as it is negative, when it's real use it to track changes additional questions you should be asking....
Improved over the years? Maybe it was his lack of skills, maybe not .
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In Team Foundation Server, I know that you can use the "Annotate" feature to see who last edited each line in a particular file (equivalent to "Blame" in CVS). What I'd like to do is akin to running Annotate on every file in a project, and get a summary...
Started by rwmnau on
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However what you're after is a little bit more than this - you want to know if the latest versions of any files... .
This will tell you who changed what files.
It's easy enough to use the "tf.exe history" command recursively across a directory of files in TFS .
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