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I’m trying to make a commit with a message referencing to other commit I’ve made before.
For example, the message should be like:
It's a bugfix for a problem brought by commit #865
I’m looking for a way to do get “865” displayed as a link to previous commit that I can click and view (like the way it’s possible for issue numbers from the bug tracking system intergrated with TortoiseSVN).
Is it possible?
Yes you can do this by simply typing the revision number you want to refer to like this:
This feature was introduced in TortoiseSVN 1.7, so make sure you’ve got the right version.
Check the 1.7 release notes page for more information.