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Problem with binary files which containing the revision number.

From: Merkle Andreas <Andreas.Merkle_at_newtec.de>
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2010 14:39:28 +0100

Hi,

we have a lot of binary files, e. g. word documents, schematics, etc., which are containing the revision number.
If such a file is updated, it won't be possible to estimate the revision which the file really get.
Example:
Document A has rev. 10 ... now I lock it, update it and write rev. 11 in the document. Now I commit the document,
but a colleague commits one second before a file to the repository. The problem is that my document
contains inside now the wrong rev. as text.
Is it possible somehow to avoid this? The only chance I see at the moment is to lock the whole repository, but that
is not really a good solution.

Best regards
Andreas
Received on 2010-12-08 14:45:04 CET

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