Thanks for the comments.
Jesse Glick wrote:
Kelly O'Hair wrote:
hg tip --template 'changeset={node}\n'
I would recommend using 'hg id', not 'hg tip':
1. If the developer has updated to a specific revision and built it, 'hg
id' would be accurate, but 'hg tip' would be meaningless.
Good point.
2. If there are local modifications, 'hg id' will record that fact (with
a '+'), which is good to know.
Agreed.
It will also include tag information, which may or may not be desirable.
I would expect 'java -version' to include the changeset ID, if it were
built from sources and was not a formal release.
Ah, if it was only one changeset ID that would be great, but we have many
repositories. I'm thinking a 'java -sourceversion' option maybe?
TREES:=$(shell hg ftrees)
Or could just search for direct subdirs with .hg subsubdirs. A lot
faster, does not use the forest extension, and should work for the
OpenJDK forest at least.
I've discovered this too. Something like:
find . -name build -type d -prune -o \
-name dist -type d -prune -o \
-name .hg -type d -prune -exec dirname {} \;
Is much faster. :^)
-kto
