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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Luis Cañas <lc...@gsyc.escet.urjc.es> on 2004/04/19 12:30:03 UTC
$Rev$ and viewcvs
Hi,
i'm playing with subversion functionality and with its replacement of
tags, $Id$, $Rev$, etc
But these tags are not interpreted when we use the web interface (viewcvs).
It's very important for me to keep the revision number of a file text,
but I don't know to do that ....
Any idea?
Thank u and sorry for my awful english ;)
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Luis Cañas Díaz
GSyC - Edukalibre http://edukalibre.dat.escet.urjc.es
Universidad Rey J.Carlos
Madrid - España 0>
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RE: $Rev$ and viewcvs
Posted by Roger Talkov <rc...@appworx.com>.
Try wenSVN
http://websvn.tigris.org/
Roger Talkov
AppWorx
425-644-2121 x135
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Sent: Monday, April 19, 2004 6:05 AM
To: Luis Cañas
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Subject: Re: $Rev$ and viewcvs
Luis Cañas <lc...@gsyc.escet.urjc.es> writes:
> But these tags are not interpreted when we use the web interface
(viewcvs).
> It's very important for me to keep the revision number of a file text,
> but I don't know to do that ....
Subversion != ViewCVS. This message belongs on the viewcvs@lyra.org
list.
But I'll spare you the trouble -- ViewCVS is a repository browser, and
performs no transformations on the data stored in that repository.
Since Subversion stores keywords unexpanded in the repos (and expands
them client-side), this is the behavior you'll see using the ViewCVS
'svn' module. That said, if you can deal with slower and unfinished
behavior, you can setup your ViewCVS configuration to point to not the
path of your repository, but it's URL (even a file:/// URL will do).
That will cause ViewCVS to start using the not-highly-publicized
'svn_ra' module, which is a client-side wrapper -- that *should* show
your files with the $Rev$ and such expanded.
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Re: $Rev$ and viewcvs
Posted by "C. Michael Pilato" <cm...@collab.net>.
Luis Cañas <lc...@gsyc.escet.urjc.es> writes:
> But these tags are not interpreted when we use the web interface (viewcvs).
> It's very important for me to keep the revision number of a file text,
> but I don't know to do that ....
Subversion != ViewCVS. This message belongs on the viewcvs@lyra.org
list.
But I'll spare you the trouble -- ViewCVS is a repository browser, and
performs no transformations on the data stored in that repository.
Since Subversion stores keywords unexpanded in the repos (and expands
them client-side), this is the behavior you'll see using the ViewCVS
'svn' module. That said, if you can deal with slower and unfinished
behavior, you can setup your ViewCVS configuration to point to not the
path of your repository, but it's URL (even a file:/// URL will do).
That will cause ViewCVS to start using the not-highly-publicized
'svn_ra' module, which is a client-side wrapper -- that *should* show
your files with the $Rev$ and such expanded.
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