On Oct 5, 2004, at 8:34 PM, Bryan Donlan wrote:
>> Aha. So if I had 1 ./trunk, 10 ./branches, and 5 ./tags directories
>> all containing a copy of integer.c, then there are actually 16 copies
>> of integer.c ALL AT THE SAME "344" GLOBAL REVISION NUMBER (since the
>> repository works as a whole w.r.t. global revision numbers) but the
>> FILE VERSION NUMBER could be different for each copy of integer.c,
>> depending on the circumstances. Is that right?
>
> There's not really a concept of a "file version number", except as an
> implementation detail, or perhaps a mixed-revision wc.
File revision numbers aren't stored. But the last global revision in
which the file was modified IS available. And YES, in your example each
copy of integer.c could be different, some of them might actually be
the same, and nothing says that any one of them HAD to be created by
making a branch from the other copies.
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