ABAP Time Machine provides a much needed way to look at past versions of code in a consistent way. It also provides a sort of git-blame for ABAP (shows the request and author that last modified each line of code).
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Parts that no longer exist in latest version will never be fetched #114
The part list is obtained based on the latest version. This means that a method existed in the past and was deleted, it will never be picked.
The part list must be complemented with lists from older versions.
Implementing this is probably very complex because standard FMs are being used to get the part lists and these based their results in the active version. I'll have to investigate.
The part list is obtained based on the latest version. This means that a method existed in the past and was deleted, it will never be picked.
The part list must be complemented with lists from older versions.
Implementing this is probably very complex because standard FMs are being used to get the part lists and these based their results in the active version. I'll have to investigate.