Hi, On Tue, May 2, 2017 at 1:48 PM, Delanoe Eric <e.dela...@gea.fr> wrote: > Hello, > > We need a great deal of traceability for our source, made of many scripts in > interpreted languages, spread in many "independent" modules, as far as can be > ;-). > In particular, somebody troubleshooting a script in production should be able > to know exactly the revision or commit ID (or tag label) of a given file, and > its location in the GIT source directory tree. > > Our old CVS... let's say it was its only advantage... was doing this with > keywords embedded in code comments: $Header$, $Id$, $Rev$, $File$ etc... When > a file was committed, its $Header$ keyword was expanded into a rich piece of > "version" information like '' $Header: > /cvsstore/SourcesOracle/Install/COMMUN/CST.sql,v 1.69.2.10 2017/04/14 > 09:38:48 edelanoe $". > > Could this kind of "keyword expansion" feature be added into GIT ?
You can already do it with "smudge" and "clean" filters. Look for "Keyword Expansion" in: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Attributes
