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script to put svn revision number in c source file
I want to have the revision number automatically written to a source
file after a successful commit. This will then be used in a c program.
I've searched the archives and something like this:
svn status -Nqu
was suggested before. This will work for what I need but I'm not sure
where (and when) is the best place to execute the code. I'm running
1.01 on Windows 2k Server. Has anyone done this before?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
-Sean
Re: script to put svn revision number in c source file
Posted by jalal <th...@fastmail.fm>.
On Mon 29 March 2004 11:19, Sean Moss-Pultz wrote:
> On Mar 29, 2004, at 5:11 PM, jalal wrote:
> > Won't svn:keywords work for you???
>
> I think it will. My question is really "how" to implement this and from
> where. For example, should it be in a post-commit hook or done on the
> client side, etc...?
>
> The post-commit hook seems troubling for me because if a client wanted
> to do a diff immediately after a commit there would not have the same
> file content as the server.
>
Hmm, I think it is already implemented. By including the '$Rev$' tag in a file
that is under svn and having keywords turned on for that file, the $Rev$ tag
will be replaced by the revision number.
Assuming I've understood what you want... :)
jalal
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Re: script to put svn revision number in c source file
Posted by Sean Moss-Pultz <se...@moss-pultz.com>.
On Mar 29, 2004, at 5:11 PM, jalal wrote:
> Won't svn:keywords work for you???
I think it will. My question is really "how" to implement this and from
where. For example, should it be in a post-commit hook or done on the
client side, etc...?
The post-commit hook seems troubling for me because if a client wanted
to do a diff immediately after a commit there would not have the same
file content as the server.
Thanks!
-Sean
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Re: script to put svn revision number in c source file
Posted by jalal <th...@fastmail.fm>.
On Mon 29 March 2004 05:34, Sean Moss-Pultz wrote:
> I want to have the revision number automatically written to a source
> file after a successful commit. This will then be used in a c program.
> I've searched the archives and something like this:
>
> svn status -Nqu
>
> was suggested before. This will work for what I need but I'm not sure
> where (and when) is the best place to execute the code. I'm running
> 1.01 on Windows 2k Server. Has anyone done this before?
>
> Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Sean
Won't svn:keywords work for you???
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