David,
you're right Suversion_WC_INFO should only focus on svn working copy!
Such kind of features should be included in a specific module (git-svn
one for instance).
I have just checked the documentation of git svn info which returns a
lot of important information, but does not support yet git svn info --
revision... So, I guess we should wait for this one...
Now regarding Subersion_WC_INFO, could it be modified in such a way
that if first check of a svn working copy, send a message status if
not and return a default value ?
Just want to make sure, this could be an "expected" behavior...
Arnaud
On Apr 9, 2010, at 11:14 AM, David Cole wrote:
Subversion_WC_INFO assumes an svn working copy tree, and it should
remain so.
In the case of using git svn, you should not use Subversion_WC_*
macros as you do not have an svn working copy tree...
The project code, if intending to support git svn checkouts, should
be adapted accordingly.
As git usage is new and upcoming on many projects nowadays, I expect
that some git supporting additions to the CMake Modules directory
are in order. Feel free to bounce ideas around here on the list.
There is no significant support for git (or hg or bzr) in there yet.
It needs to be added. Patches, as always, are welcome.
But.... I think the Subversion stuff should remain focused on svn
and that any git svn support should come in new git-aware Modules in
the future.
HTH,
David
On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 10:55 AM, Arnaud Gelas <[email protected]
> wrote:
Hi guys,
I have recently mirrored one svn project on github, and I am trying
to keep both version up to date using git svn.
In this project (on the svn repository), I was using
Subversion_WC_INFO to get the revision, but now on the git
repository, I get one error message that my directory is not a
working copy.
First, is there anyway to get the svn revision number using git svn?
and thus add a new macro (or modify the existing one)?
Else, could we change FindSubversion.cmake line 70 SEND_ERROR by
STATUS and return 0, in such a case?
Thanks for your answer,
Arnaud
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