Re: Subversion revision numbers

Bart van Kuik wrote:

>My questions:
>- When I do an svnversion for the second time, it returns a range,
>387:388. What does this mean? That I'm "between" revisions 387 and 388?
>Can somebody give a more precise definition?
>- Why did I have to do an update before "svnversion" would give me
>"388"? After "svn status", my working copy should already be at "388",
>rigth?
>
>

A commit does not do an update. What you have is a mixed revision
working copy. The files that you committed are at r388, but the rest of
the working copy is still at r387, until you do the next update. After
the update, all files are guaranteed to be current at r388.

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Sly
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