Hello Georgios,
SVNLogEntry contains map of changed paths (path:SVNLogEntryPath pairs).
SVNLogEntryPath.getCopyPath() and SVNLogEntryPath.getCopyRevision() will
return copy from path and copy from revision for moved or copied files
or directories.
Alexander Kitaev,
TMate Software,
http://svnkit.com/ - Java [Sub]Versioning Library!
Georgios Gousios wrote:
> I am using the low level API. In an example repository and using a single
> commit, I move /devel/trunk to /trunk, /devel/branches to /branches and
> /devel/tags to /tags. The state of the repo before the change is
>
> /
> -devel
> -trunk
> -tags
> -branches
>
> After the move the state is
> /
> -trunk
> -tags
> -branches
>
> In the log retrieved with SVNKit for this commit it appears as though 3
> directories have been deleted and 3 new were added. Is there any way to
> recognise that this was actually a move operation and not a
> deletion/addition operation? The svn cmd line client will report in the svn
> log output that those directories were actually moved
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Georgios
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