Wed, 21 Mar 2007
``unittest`` bitching: premature; lazyweb request
From reading Collin Winter's blog he's designing a new unittest module first, and then he's going to ask c.l.p and presumably python-dev about adding it to py3k. So it's not quite the fait accompli I thought it was, which reduces my complaints to mild grumbling.
And, dear lazyweb... is there a good way to find out when a particular line of code was introduced (or last touched) through subversion?
thanks, --titus
posted at: 11:03 | path: /mar-07 | 8 comments
Comments:
Posted by Karl G at Wed Mar 21 11:42:07 2007:
svn blame:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.0/re02.html
Posted by Carl Friedrich Bolz at Wed Mar 21 11:47:54 2007:
To find the person that last modified a file in subversion, use "svn blame".
Posted by Mark Mc Mahon at Wed Mar 21 11:54:11 2007:
How about
svn blame /path/
to see the revision number that the line was last modified in (and user too).
Then
svn log -r XXX -q /path/
to get some information on that revision.
I am not an svn expert - so maybe there are cleaner ways of getting the same information.
Mark
Posted by Titus Brown at Wed Mar 21 12:31:49 2007:
Ahh, thanks all. I didn't realize that svn blame output that information.
tnx,
--titus
Posted by Luis Bruno at Wed Mar 21 12:46:58 2007:
This is the link in the RSS feed, according to Google: http://ivory.idyll.org/blog/2007/03/21/unittest-bitching
Please fix; thanks!
Posted by Titus Brown at Wed Mar 21 14:38:25 2007:
Luis, I don't understand. There's nothing like that in the atom feed that I can see, and I don't name links like that. Where do you find this? "Google" is big ;).
--titus