Marc Pawlowsky wrote on Fri, Dec 02, 2016 at 20:48:16 -0500:
> However I believe a supported, documented, and forward compatible way is
> preferable; given the volume of questions that come up when googling it
> seems to be a popular item.
>
I don't recall it ever being asked before on this lis
I had found some of the magic formulas before, which was how I was aware of
looking into the .svn directory. Thank you for the detailed responses
which I can wrap into local commands, and should be sufficient for my needs.
However I believe a supported, documented, and forward compatible way is
Marc Pawlowsky wrote on Fri, Dec 02, 2016 at 11:50:14 -0500:
> There is a lot of effort and hacks on determining what SVN database
> version is being used on the working copy. Usually resorting to
> examining the internal contents of a .svn/* file.
The incantation is:
format_number=`head -n1
There is a lot of effort and hacks on determining what SVN database
version is being used on the working copy. Usually resorting to
examining the internal contents of a .svn/* file.
For future releases it would be nice if there was a command to display
if the current working copy is at the same l
