svn log stops at start of branch

I am running the command svn log D:\mybranch which was checked out from a Subversion branch. Mybranch in turn was made using svn copy off the trunk. The problem is, the svn log command is only showing revisions made on the actual branch. But I want it to include changes on the trunk as well.

For example:

• revisions 1 to 100 were made on the trunk
• I created the branch at revision 101 using svn copy
• revisions 102-110 were made on the branch
• I then checked out the branch to D:\mybranch

• I ran svn log D:\mybranch, but it only shows revisions 101-110.

  Using TortoiseSVN, however, if I right click on D:\mybranch and click "TortoiseSVN->Show log" then it shows me revisions 1-110. (I have "Stop on copy/rename" un-checked on Tortoise SVN).

My question is, how can I get svn log to show the same behavior as "TortoiseSVN->Show log" and include the history from the trunk?

The issue is not about Subversion command-line client; svn log displays full history unless you specify --stop-on-copy option.

On the other hand, Pysvn operates differently. It has this option enabled, by default. That's why you see only partial log. Setting strict_node_history=False should help.