| Key: |
QB-182
|
| Type: |
Improvement
|
| Status: |
Resolved
|
| Resolution: |
Fixed
|
| Priority: |
Trivial
|
| Assignee: |
Robin Shen
|
| Reporter: |
Oren Sadeh
|
| Votes: |
0
|
| Watchers: |
0
|
|
If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
|
|
|
QuickBuild
Created: 25/Dec/06 01:51 AM
Updated: 02/Mar/10 01:45 AM
|
|
| Component/s: |
None
|
| Affects Version/s: |
None
|
| Fix Version/s: |
None
|
|
|
Original Estimate:
|
Unknown
|
Remaining Estimate:
|
Unknown
|
Time Spent:
|
Unknown
|
|
|
In configurations using Subversion, I want my build log (or any other published artifact) to include the revision number against which the build was built.
In case of a modified repository - this is not a problem, because I have it in the Revision log.
In case of a non modified repository, such as a forced build, I can't find this information. The revision log is empty in such case.
I think it'll be best to include this information in the revision log even in case there are no changes in the repository
|
|
Description
|
In configurations using Subversion, I want my build log (or any other published artifact) to include the revision number against which the build was built.
In case of a modified repository - this is not a problem, because I have it in the Revision log.
In case of a non modified repository, such as a forced build, I can't find this information. The revision log is empty in such case.
I think it'll be best to include this information in the revision log even in case there are no changes in the repository
|
Show » |
|
Determining Subversion revision number used for build
echo ${repositories("name of your svn repository").revision}