I'm trying to use SharpSvn to read the contents of two revisions of a file. When I run the following code the fileVersions
collection only contains one item..
var svnClient = new SvnClient();
var revisionInfo = new SvnFileVersionsArgs
{
Start = 80092,
End = 80093
};
Collection<SvnFileVersionEventArgs> fileVersions;
svnClient.GetFileVersions(
new SvnUriTarget("https://DbDiff.svn.codeplex.com/svn/DbDiffCommon/DataAccess/SqlCommand11.xml"),
revisionInfo,
out fileVersions);
However I would expect it to include two items. Using TortoiseSVN I can see that the file changed in revision 80088, so I would expect to get this version when I use Start = 80092
..
Using Start = 80091
doesn't help either..
The problem is not in your code but in the SvnBridge software used by codeplex. (They store the data in TFS and provide access via the bridge instead of using a real Subversion backend).
The bridge software doesn't implement this api properly. (I added an issue on it years ago, but as far as I can tell it was never fixed).
Subversion itself only uses this api for 'svn blame' (/praise/annotate), so I think the SvnBridge developers didn't care enough to fix this.
In AnkhSVN I detect the case of just receiving one file and then use SvnClient.Write() to obtain the file the slow way :(