On 14/11/06, Mohammed Rahman <mrahman1972@yahoo.com> wrote:
> All,
> If you are coming from CVS world you all know that in CVS you could find
> files or search for files in a project based on Tag, for example if I have
> following file structure
>
> Project AZ
> Directory A
> - File b
> - File c
> - File d
> - Directory B
> - File e
> - File c
> - File h
>
> .....etc.
>
> And in this structure after I finish code review, I could tag any specific
> file as "Approved" or any other meaningful name so that later I could find
> that file and make a build. So in the above directory structure, I could tag
> File c as Approved and leave rest of the files untagged. In subversion I am
> looking for similar feature, since CVS tag concept is gone in subversion and
> has been replaced with copy concept, I am just wondering if anyone knows how
> to achieve CVS's tag concept in subversion without using svn copy. I thought
> I could use subversion's keyword feature but I can add keyword in a file but
> later I can not find that file based on the keyword. Please help.
I have to agree, for all the arguments for the existing tags and
branches as copies, there are casualties. The ability to tag a set of
files not residing in the same folder yet retaining their relative
context is non-trivial.
Also notable is the lack of support in the client for finding
files/folders with matching attributes (be they name, property,
property value or a change between, before, on or after a given
time-stamp).
Tagging the way you're suggesting isn't conveniently supported (unless
I'm missing something from my own investigations).
--
Talden
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Received on Tue Nov 14 02:03:27 2006