[Guy Harris <gharris@xxxxxxxxx>]

Matevž Pustišek wrote:

> I can imagine that. It is just that the list discussion is the first and
> only(?) source for me to check if something relevant has happened in the
> code related to my problem (to avoid unnecessary queries to the list
> members). Is there a change log for the SVN available, with brief summaries
> (a discussion provided in you replay is of course even more than that) of
> the changes in particular subversion?

You could subscribe to the ethereal-cvs list (the name is historical) - 
a message is sent for each checkin, with the checkin comment, a list of 
files changed, and a link to the "anonymous Subversion" Web site that 
produces an entry for the change that lets you look at the changes.

There might be a way to get the log for a particular version from the 
svn command, or from various GUI front ends to Subversion; you can also 
go to

	http://anonsvn.ethereal.com/viewcvs/viewcvs.py?rev={revision}&view=rev

where "{revision}" is the revision number.