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    How do I find out at which revision a property changed on a particular
    file?
    It feels like this should be a trivial matter, but I can't find
    anything about in the Book or in the svn command help. Feel free to
    RTFM me.
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    Tue, 16 Aug 2005 10:02:50 -0400, "Dale Worley" <dworley (AT) pingtel (DOT) comwrites:

    >From: Quest
    >
    >How do I find out at which revision a property changed on a particular
    >file?
    >
    >It feels like this should be a trivial matter, but I can't find
    >anything about in the Book or in the svn command help. Feel free to
    >RTFM me.
    >

    You can retrieve the value of the property for any particular rev using:

    svn -r (revision) propget (property name) https://

    Then do binary search to find the rev that changed the value.

    Indeed, but this is a very ineffective way to solve my problem. I had
    hoped that I had overlooked some way to do this in one query. I'm
    writing a Plone product to display subversion repositories
    () and would like to
    list property changes as a part of the log history of a file.

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