Re: [Lxr-dev] Tag "head" in its timeline (was: /bin/true as a zombie)

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* Peder O. Klingenberg
| Shouldn't be.  In the process of indexing (in Tagger.pm), the pathname
| and symbol ('head') is looked up to find the actual revision of the
| file (like '1.4').  The filename and revision is a key in the files
| table in the database.  As the revision associated with the 'head' is
| changed, so will the file-id in the database.  The file-id determines
| if lxr thinks the file has been indexed before or not.

I have been thinking about this as well. The ideal situation would be
if it was a way to index every revision of every file. It would then
be possible to select which version of a file to view, independently
from the version tags. 

                                           Per Kristian