Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> On Jul 3, 2008, at 01:28, Sathishkumar.P wrote:
>
>> I am new to SVN server. I need to maintain a separate revision
>> number for each project in the repository instead of having the
>> global revision number.
>
> That's not how revision numbers work in Subversion. A revision number
> is global for a repository, and it is simply the number of changes
> that have been made to a repository, nothing more.
>
>
>> For example,
>> we have 3 projects in the repository the revision number should
>> look like this when importing each project and it increments
>> separately for each project while commiting that particular project
>>
>> calc/ ------------------->revision number 0.1.0
>> trunk/
>> braches/
>> tags/
>>
>> utilities/ ------------------->revision number 0.1.0
>> trunk/
>> braches/
>> tags/
>>
>> paint/ ------------------->revision number 0.1.0
>> trunk/
>> braches/
>> tags/
>>
>> Please let me know how to do this...
>> I googled for the answer but i didnt get any proper response...
>
> A revision number in a Subversion repository is not a dotted number
> like that (and like in CVS), but a monotonically increasing integer.
>
> If you want each project to have its own revision numbers, you must
> put each project in its own repository. But before you do that, *I
> would seriously ask yourself why you care what the revision number
> is*. It's an internal Subversion mechanism for storing your changes,
> which happens to be exposed at some points, but it really shouldn't
> matter to you what format Subversion's revision numbers take. Any
> publicly-facing version numbers for your project should be separate
> from the revision number and invented by you, for example in the names
> of your tags and branches.
For example, If I am working on project *calc/trunk* and some
body working on *paint/trunk*
At the time of checkout my and others revision number will be 3
While the person working on *paint* project will commit his code,
the revision number will increased to 4 but still my working copy will
have revision 3. So when i do commit it says svn: File not found:
transaction '4-1' . This will makes me confusing whether the changes
will be happened in my project or else in some other project.
How to avoid the above isssue???
and if i did some major changes in my working copy and i want to
revert back to my original version how to do that???
>
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Received on 2008-07-03 11:02:12 CEST