A couple of questions. Is there currently any way to get the svn revision number of a given fop or commons jar? This presumes that a given jar has been built from a single revision, of course.
Tags seem to work differently in svn. It seem possible to create a tag/branch from components of many revisions and branches. Committing that tag creates a new revision that includes the tag, AFAICT. If that is the case, how do I tell that a particular build occurred against a given tag or branch, as opposed to the trunk? There seems to be no compact way, given a working directory set, whether that set is a reflection of a single revision. status -v appears to give me current revision number and last change revision number of every file. Is there a 'give me the revision number of this tree, if it is consistent' command? Peter
