Starting today, AVG anti-virus scanner reports a couple of SmartSVN’s files on Windows as trojan ( more details here). Author syntevo Posted on Categories SmartSVN Tags SmartSVN False trojan alarm for SmartSVN Windows bundles confirmed Currently, SVN provides no efficient way to perform such a query and hence the displaying may take some time.įinally, we decided that merge arrows will be part of SmartSVN 6.1 and hope to get a first beta build out within the next few weeks. The only draw-back is that merge arrows require to scan the svn:mergeinfo for all displayed revisions in the Revision Graph.
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Even for our most complex repository (which contains the shared code base of our products and primarily consists of merge revisions), results were looking promising, as the following screenshot shows: Nevertheless, after doing some experiments it turned out that these concerns weren’t issues at all. It inherits merge information from merge sources, can contain holes and so on. My concerns were that Subversion tracks its merge information by the svn:mergeinfo property which can grow rather complex. Rather, I was sure that it wouldn’t work well for Subversion but result in an overwhelming maze of merge arrows: My personal expectations regarding this feature haven’t been too high.
This request comes mainly from (former) ClearCase users. Displaying "merge arrows" in the Revision Graph is a feature which has been requested rather frequently since Subversion has introduced "merge tracking".
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