On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 07:23, Jonatas Emidio <jonatasemidio_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> At my company, we have a serious problem!
>
> We need to versionate not only the project but also each object inside
> this project.
> I think about an automated that when we alter an object this label:
> for example:
> 1 - object.java -> label 1.0
> 2 - user change the object
> 3 - object.java -> label 1.1
>
> To conclud, i need a label working as a version for object.
It sounds like you're coming from the Visual SourceSafe world. If
that's the case, forget *everything* you knew & did there; it was an
antiquated model 10 years ago.
Every item versioned by Subversion has a Last Changed Revision
associated with it. This is the last repository revision in which that
item was modified. You can extract that information fairly easily by
parsing the output of svn info for each item. You won't be able to get
"1.0" and "1.1" without some extra effort, but version numbering like
that better suited for tags.
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Received on 2012-02-17 15:17:17 CET