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I have a file foo.sql in my svn repository with absolute path /trunk/foo.sql. A branch BRANCH_1 has been created(say branch creation revision is r10) from trunk and many changes/commits are done in foo.sql(r11, r12, r13) in the branch. Once all the changes are done, the branch has been merged to trunk (r15).

Now if I use svn log /trunk/foo.sql it will not show the commits info of file in the branch (which is expected). Instead it will show only 1 revision(r15) which corresponds to the merge, though there are multiple changes happened on the file in branch.

I am wondering if there is a way, I can use svn log from trunk to see the modifications(r11, r12, r13) of the files which came into trunk via svn merge.

Any help appreciated.

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Yes, use the -g switch to svn log, that will also display the merged in commits and when they got merged.