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Hello everyone,
For Subversion, we look only at the trunk. We'll see anything which was ever part of the trunk.
We never look at any branches, even if files on the trunk came from a branch originally.
If you create a file on a branch, do a bunch of editing, and then copy that file onto the trunk, we will never see all of that prior editing. To us, it will appear as if the file was born fully formed at the moment it entered the trunk. We will account all of its lines added at that moment, and credit them all to the person who moved the file into the trunk.
Similarly, if you delete a trunk file, or if you move a file from the trunk into a branch, we immediately account all of its lines of code as removed, and credit the removal to the person who did the move or delete. The file will no longer will be reflected in the total net lines of code for the project, but its prior creation and its deletion will be reflected in the historical graphs.
Sometimes these explanations are more confusing than helpful. Let me know if I haven't addressed your question.
Thank you!