The Message column contains a graph showing the parent-child relationships between the commits.
You can also reorder the columns via drag and drop of the column headers. You can hide and show columns by right-clicking on the column header area and selecting or deselecting entries in the context-menu.
The Revisions view lists all commits in the repository sorted by date, with the newest commits on top.Įach of the various table columns displays a certain commit attribute, such as Message and Revision. NoteĪs the Revision Graph displays branches and tags, the Tag-Branch-Layout must be configured properly. Menu and toolbar actions are always performed on the currently active view. What is shown in the Files view depends on the selection in theĭirectories view that is, it shows all modified files in the commitīeneath the directory currently selected in the Directories view.Īt any time, exactly one of the four aforementioned views is ‘active’, as indicated by the color of the tab titles. View of the files that were modified as part of the selected commit. The Directories and Files views provide a file-manager-like.Selected commit, such as commit message, revision number, commit The Revision Info view displays various attributes of the.The three other views display additional information related to the commit currently selected in the Revisions view: This will be discussed in more detail in Revisions view. The Revisions view is basically a table of commits with a graph showing the parent-child relationships between the commits. The Revision Graph window consists of several views: Revisions, Revision Info, Directories and Files. This option is usually not recommended because it can result in huge graphs.įor files, there is no configuration necessary. When selecting Include Modified Children, all revisions for which the directory itself or any directory or file below the directory has been touched. This usually gives a reasonably sized graph and is the recommended option. When invoking the Revision Graph on a directory, you can choose Restrict to Directory to include only revisions in the graph for which the directory itself was touched (or copied). There are several ways to open the Revision Graph in SmartSVN, one of them being through the menu of the Project Window via Query|Revision Graph. The Revision Graph is a standalone window that allows you to browse the history of a repository, which can be either the history of the entire repository, or the history of some directory or file inside the repository.
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