On Wednesday 07 February 2007 12:21, Bill Moseley wrote:
> When I make a change to some code I also make a note in the Changes
> file. I'd like to included with this note the revision number. Of
> course, I don't know the number yet because the change hasn't been
> checked in yet.
>
> That is, I'd like to be able to type:
>
> Wed Feb 7 17:50:46 UTC 2007
> Patch provided by foo to fix nasty bug. Fixed in rev $Rev.
>
> and then at checkin have $Rev set to the revision number so after
> that point the revision number is plain text and no longer a
> variable.
Well that's the trick... ya don't know yet. It's the trouble with
writing this log before it is released. Although svn doesn't do that,
I would do it with a pre-commit script. That means you'd have to make
up your own syntaxt that won't interfere with the rest of your
content. As for myself, I don't refer to svn revision numbers in the
text, but to the tag which I will name after commit, so I know what
I'm going to call it.
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Received on Wed Feb 7 22:41:57 2007