Hola, Pablo.
El 20:59, Pablo Beltran escribió:
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That is mainly because many things happens BEFORE Subversion revisions
are created. For example, when a bug is detected there is not a
revision to be related until the bug is fixed in Subversion.
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I'm afraid I don't understand you.
When we release software, we can identify it with a version name, which
we link to a specific subdirectory in the "version" directory of the
repository, which is, in turn, related to a unique svn revision number.
All the bugs that our clients report (very few :-) are traced to a
specific version, so there is a unique svn revision number related to
that bug. Of course, the bug may have contaminated other versions until
it was detected, but there IS at least a number although the bug is not
fixed yet.
