On Jun 19, 2006, at 12:33 PM, Andreas Raab wrote:

> Hi Guys -
>
> I'm in the process of synchronizing two repositories which  
> (effectively) comes down to copying the latest version of the  
> package from repository A to repository B.
>
> Problem is: When you do this, all the intermediate history gets  
> lost. Unfortunately, that also includes all the log information  
> about the changes that were accumulated and that is extremely  
> annoying since if anyone asks me what has changed all I can do is  
> to scrap the log info off each of the individual versions from the  
> "right" repository.

I don't understand what intermediate history you're saying is getting  
lost.  Each version of the package is self contained and carries the  
entire version history with it... is it just that you can't diff  
against intermediate versions because they aren't in the repository?

Avi