Re: does anyone have an svn version history browser

[Phil Carmody]

Rob Giardina <rob.giardina@gmail.com> writes:
> On Dec 3, 7:32 pm, Ian Eure <i...@digg.com> wrote:
>> On Dec 3, 2008, at 12:05 PM, Rob Giardina wrote:
>>
>> > working in svn i often want to see the life-story of some file i'm
>> > working on.
>>
>> > i'd like to be able to walk backwards using ediff to see the diffs
>> > between version N-1 and N, a simple additional step should then show
>> > me the diffs between versions N-2 and N-1, etc.
>>
>> I use C-x v l (vc-log). From there, you can move point to a revision  
>> and hit d to see the diff in that rev.
>
> Thanks, that's fantastic.

I was pleased to see vc-log work on my MTN (monotone) source
tree, but alas I'm only getting 
  log-view-current-file: Search failed: "\\'\\`"
from log-view-diff. Anyone else use monotone, and have a 
workaround?

Phil
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