Hi James,
a very easy solution is to copy the file with svn copy tu a file with the versionnumber in the filename:
e.g.: svn copy MyWorkingVersion.doc MyWorkingVersion_V1.1.doc
cu
Martin
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Von: Ong Leong Seng [mailto:account@comcrazy.info]
Gesendet: Montag, 12. Juni 2006 09:13
An: Steve Williams
Cc: users@subversion.tigris.org
Betreff: Re: Track Document Version Number (Not SVN Revision) with easy searching
Hi Steve,
Thanks for your suggestion, but something I will update 10-20 files per commit. If insert the doc version for every file, then is hard for me to search when I refer back the log to just look for a particular version.
Just wonder got any other way for quick search.
Cheers,
James
Steve Williams wrote:
> Ong Leong Seng wrote:
>
>> At this point, I wish to retrieve the projplan.doc (ver 2.4) but I
>> have lost track which SVN revision number is the projplan.doc (ver 2.4).
>>
>> Is there any way to track the document version number in order for
>> easy searching and reference?
>>
>
>
> Put the document version number in the log message when committing,
> then simply view the log of that file.
>
> svn log projplan.doc
>
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