Re: More precise tag following

Hi,

On Sat, 27 Jan 2007, Simon 'corecode' Schubert wrote:

Johannes Schindelin wrote:

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Okay, let's try to assume for now that nobody said "git blame".  
Instead let's say:

git rev-list and git log (with or without -p) perform poorly when 
invoked with a pathspec.

So what? You _will_ be interested in the _newest_ changes _99%_ of the 
time. And for these you don't need to wait 1:18, but 0:00.01 or so.

not if you are interested which commit introduced/changed a particular 
line.

Wonderful. Say, you want to know who last changed the beginning of the 
function main() in git.c:

	$  git blame -L '/main(/,+20' git.c

What was your point again?

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This particular file has 64 revisions.  However there are ~ 375000 
revisions in the converted repo.

"file version" trap! "file version" trap! "file version" trap!

call it path and retry.

Does not matter. Not one wit. Your reasoning is still harping on "file 
versions".

Ciao,
Dscho