Hi,
In my SVN repository, I have a bunch of files. Say the HEAD revision is 20 but the latest revision for a particular file is 17. How can I get the revision for that particular file and have it return 17 and not 20. I have tried using doInfo method with SVNRevision.HEAD but that returns 20 and not 17.
Try to use SVNInfo#getCommittedRevision instead of SVNInfo#getRevision.
Also, what is the subversion command line equivalent of that?
$ svn info foo.txt Path: foo.txt ... Revision: 20 Node Kind: file Schedule: normal Last Changed Author: author Last Changed Rev: 17 ... "Last Changed Rev" field is what you're looking for. Semen Vadishev, TMate Software, http://subgit.com/ - git+svn on the server side! On 6/6/12 16:31, Shah Aditya A wrote:
In my SVN repository, I have a bunch of files. Say the HEAD revision is 20 but the latest revision for a particular file is 17. How can I get the revision for that particular file and have it return 17 and not 20. I have tried using doInfo method with SVNRevision.HEAD but that returns 20 and not 17. Also, what is the subversion command line equivalent of that? Thanks, Aditya
