(These are my guesses)
1. this is a new file (svn add) and as per my email, it is probably inferred
to have been done at the earliest revision in your range.
2. a new file for which we know how many lines there were at time of
creation (svn add)
3. svn delete
4. I doubt it exists.
Jason
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Hello,
What exactly do each of the following notations mean?
1. (new)
2. (new 14) -> Is there any relation to (+14)? I suppose that they do not
have the same meaning.
3. (del)
4. (del 12) -> I have not seen it up to now; does this exist?
Thank you,
Giannis
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