Hi Martin,
On 17.08.2011 19:49, Martin Bartosch wrote:
> As mentioned, I think simply installing git might already help.
No. I installed git (version 1.7.5.1 from FreeBSD ports) with svn
support enabled. This does not solve the main problem here:
1. Vergen complains about missing executable called git-svn. I had to
add an executable file with this name on a path with content:
#!/bin/sh
git svn $@
to silence complains from vergen. Correct?
2. Vergen still refuses to work from within a regular svn snapshot.
Despite its "man" which claims it should.
(Vergen is triggered during intermediate stage of installing tarballs,
which is needed to generate proper FreeBSD ports.)
It says:
Could not determine value for mandatory component 'git-filtered-branch'.
Stopped at ../../../../tools/vergen line 379
3. As for work from within git clone, I failed to find a git (or vergen
based) analog for:
svn info | grep -e "Last Changed Rev" | awk '{ print $4 }'
And vergen always gives only the last common version (if called from
within any part of the git clone) which today has number 1568.
4. We need a versioning mechanism as follows:
A distribution tarball gets a new version then (and only then) when
something related to this particular tarball changes.
Recall, we have 6 different tarballs.
Also we have 6 different FreeBSD ports matched to corresponding tarballs.
It would be too strange and counter intuitive and time-resource consuming
(with rebuilding and reinstalling of all 6) to bump the versions of
_all_ tarballs and ports after committing a change related to only one
of them.
Could you please recommend a mechanism for such a versioning.
All the best, Sergei
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