You can configure Subversion auto-props in ~/.subversion/config and every Subversion client will get the behavior "for free". Setting the svn:keywords property will do what you want. Since your files are already in SVN, and autoprops are only applied when you first add a file to SVN, the fastest way to apply the properties (once you have them configured as desired) is to use svn_apply_autoprops.py (http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk/contrib/client-side/svn_apply_autoprops.py ) from Terminal. It can set the properties you want on the files you specify, and you can review them before committing. I'd examine the results of `svn diff ` to make sure you know what's changing — if you have TextMate, use `svn diff | mate` to get a color-coded diff, and property changes should show up with a yellow/orange highlight.

Sorry there's not a way to do it w/in Versions (to my knowledge) but this also isn't the most common use case...

HTH,
  - Quinn

On Jun 22, 2009, at 10:14 PM, Franzi Edo. wrote:


Hi All,
Just a small question.
I have to manage a huge project (> 200 files) and I would like to
automatically tag all the sources.
What I want, is to include $Rev $, $Date$ etc. in the headers of my
sources. I didn't find any automatic procedure to do that on all
project. With Versions, I can only tag file-by-file :-(
Any ideas?
Cheers,
  Edo

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