Hi,
I've recently done a commit which has deleted a file. What I would like to do is view the revision history of the file that was deleted. Is this possible?
When I try to click on the deleted file I am not able to and it doesn't show up in the folder anymore.
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Thanks
As the other answers say, you'll need to find a version where the file was added or edited. Then click to view its history (right-click, choose Log selected, window with info opens but may not be active window - open from taskbar.)
If you have a lot of versions, then it can be a real pain to go through the old versions to find a version where that particular file was changed.
A trick:
What I did was to create a new empty file with the same name. Then commit. I now had the file to click on.
Ana's answer is kinda right, but has sequence problems.
To find the revision history of a file that was already deleted ...
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There is a problem with your answer: there is no `View File` button on the right side of the header, not even anywhere on the Files Changed page.
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You're right, Loud. I need to refine "Find a Commit or Pull Request that involved the file" to "Find a Commit or Pull Request in which the file of interest was either added or changed, not deleted."
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If you're having a hard time finding an old version where that particular file was edited, create a new file with the same name and commit it. You then have the file in your history to click on.
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Hi Kosta, to find the revision history if a file that was already deleted, you'll need to use a commit where the file still existed. Go to Source, find a commit where the file exists and in the dropdown select 'History':
Hope that helps!
Ana
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