Receive only the revision number

[jantje]

Hi there,

Is it possible, for use in a /bin/bash script, to receive from subversion the current revision number? So only the number, without other information?

Thanks..

[Paul Koning-4]

>>>>> "jantje" == jantje  <janvanoppen@...> writes:

 jantje> Hi there,

 jantje> Is it possible, for use in a /bin/bash script, to receive
 jantje> from subversion the current revision number? So only the
 jantje> number, without other information?

HEAD_REV=$(svn info ${REPO_URL} | awk '/Revision:/{print $2}')

If you do "svn info" to a working directory, you get the rev of the
most recent checkout or update to that WD.  But if you do it to a
repository URL you get the info for the repository.

           paul


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[jantje]

thanks, this works nice!!!

Paul Koning-4 wrote:

>>>>> "jantje" == jantje  <[e-mail]> writes:

 jantje> Hi there,

 jantje> Is it possible, for use in a /bin/bash script, to receive
 jantje> from subversion the current revision number? So only the
 jantje> number, without other information?

HEAD_REV=$(svn info ${REPO_URL} | awk '/Revision:/{print $2}')

If you do "svn info" to a working directory, you get the rev of the
most recent checkout or update to that WD.  But if you do it to a
repository URL you get the info for the repository.

           paul


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[jantje]

Ok, it works fine, but now I have a problem:
When I commit, svn gives the rivision number.. f.i. 245

But when I do info in my local copy, or use to the repository url.. The result is: revision number=1

How is it possible, that this revision number on the repository and on the local copy is 1?

Can someone help me? Thanks..

Paul Koning-4 wrote:

>>>>> "jantje" == jantje  <[e-mail]> writes:

 jantje> Hi there,

 jantje> Is it possible, for use in a /bin/bash script, to receive
 jantje> from subversion the current revision number? So only the
 jantje> number, without other information?

HEAD_REV=$(svn info ${REPO_URL} | awk '/Revision:/{print $2}')

If you do "svn info" to a working directory, you get the rev of the
most recent checkout or update to that WD.  But if you do it to a
repository URL you get the info for the repository.

           paul


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[Roger Lipscombe]

On Windows, using Cygwin, but probably fine on most Unix-like systems:

svn log --limit 1 . | head -2 | tail -1 | cut -d"|" -f 1 | cut -b2-

The use of double-quotes on the first "cut" is probably a cmd.exe oddity. Adjust for your shell.

For the working copy, you might be better off using svnversion.

Oh, and the bit you're missing: The working copy revision is only really brought up-to-date after an "svn update". That is: if you've never done an svn update on a working copy, it'll probably always return 1 as the revision number.

Cheers,
Roger.

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From: jantje [mailto:janvanoppen@...]
Sent: Fri 04 July 2008 14:13
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Subject: Re: Receive only the revision number


Ok, it works fine, but now I have a problem:
When I commit, svn gives the rivision number.. f.i. 245

But when I do info in my local copy, or use to the repository url.. The
result is: revision number=1

How is it possible, that this revision number on the repository and on the
local copy is 1?

Can someone help me? Thanks..


Paul Koning-4 wrote:

>
>>>>>> "jantje" == jantje  <janvanoppen@...> writes:
>
>  jantje> Hi there,
>
>  jantje> Is it possible, for use in a /bin/bash script, to receive
>  jantje> from subversion the current revision number? So only the
>  jantje> number, without other information?
>
> HEAD_REV=$(svn info ${REPO_URL} | awk '/Revision:/{print $2}')
>
> If you do "svn info" to a working directory, you get the rev of the
> most recent checkout or update to that WD.  But if you do it to a
> repository URL you get the info for the repository.
>
>          paul
>
>
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