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I originally created my svn repository without the suggested trunk, branches, tags structure.
It looks something like this.
/src
/src/file.txt
/src/file2.txt
I used TortoiseSVN to rename the /src directory to /projectName/trunk/src; however, now I can’t easily view the history of a file within the directory structure using Show Log. Is there a better way to do this to maintain a continuous history of all the files?
Tortoise defaults to
Stop on copywhen viewing logs, if I remember right. If you uncheck that box on the log viewer, then you’ll be able to see the entire history of the files/directories.