I believe by labeling its mean to give the same property to many files so
later on you can pull all the files by that property. I believe svn
properties are not searchable.
I see tags can be used for that but if I change one file in that label, I
would just like to label its latest version and have it included in the pull
by that label.
Can i use tags for that behavior also. Basically. can I update a file in the
main trunk, and easily have it used by the tag? Without much intervention
from my part?
TIA.
Paul
On 12/9/05, Greg Thomas <thomasgd@omc.bt.co.uk> wrote:
>
> On Fri, 9 Dec 2005 13:17:02 +0600, "Tharanga Gamaethige"
> <TGamaethige@virtusa.com> wrote:
>
> >Is there anyway to detect labeling operation in repository end ?
> >
> >At the moment we are handling this through post-commit hook, by checking
> copy operation
> >to /tags/ folder. Problem of this approach is if some user accidentally
> copy a folder to this
> >path, it recognize it as a labeling operation.
>
> Define what you mean by a 'labelling' operation. To me, when someone
> creates an entry in the tags folder, they are by definition creating a
> label. OK, so they may be creating an label accidentally, but no code
> can detect that.
>
> Greg
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