Re: [Subclipse-users] svnversion functionality available?

svnversion is a command line binary to be used within scripts, so I am
not sure what we could expose in Subclipse that would ever recreate
this.

I am assuming you must be using SVNKit, otherwise you would have the
native libraries for SVN 1.7 available.

Have you considered just downloading SVNKit? I believe it comes with
command line wrappers that emulate the command line utilities. So
there is likely a svnversion.sh that mimics the behavior of the
command line tool.

Otherwise, you could also use svnAnt, which has something in it that
is similar to svnversion.

On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 6:19 PM, Arno Steffens <epsi_at_gmx.de> wrote:
> Is the "svnversion" functionality available in the Eclipse SVN Plugin too? I couldn't found any information about this.
> I need this to make sure, that version is identical to the checked in. The Rev-keyword doesn't make this job. (The M flag is missed in case file has been modified).
> Unfortunatly I can't simply install a (recent) svnversion package, as my ubuntu is to old. And the available one isn't compatible to the new (and required) 1.7 SVN plugin.
> Can someone give me a hin - I shouldn't be the only one with this problem.
> Thanks!
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