When this repository is a patch repository, there is nothing preventing that
two guys have a patch named mypatch.diff in their own branch, though both are
actually unrelated. One could even reuse a patch name he has already used before.
That's different patches using the same versioned file.
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2011/05/10 16:56, written by sthenault
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2011/05/10 17:03, written by acampeas
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2011/05/10 17:46
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2011/05/10 21:40, written by sthenault
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2011/05/11 08:16, written by acampeas
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2011/05/11 09:58, written by sthenault
add commentwhich breadcrumb, in which condition ?
see e.g: https://www.cubicweb.org/versionedfile/1624994
versioned files do not allow easily to go to the patch and their bradcrumbs misleadingly signals they are a patch
I'll fix this ticket's formulation.
+1
Could we merge the two tabs into a unique one.
I was "blocked" few minutes before I understand that the link I followed was a "file" link instead of the "patch" link.
Quite similar IMO.
no, a versioned file (ie a path in a repository) can be linked to different patches
a versioned patch can be linked to different patches ??
a versioned file is a path in a repository.
When this repository is a patch repository, there is nothing preventing that
two guys have a patch named mypatch.diff in their own branch, though both are
actually unrelated. One could even reuse a patch name he has already used before.
That's different patches using the same versioned file.