On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 17:25, Arnaud Gelas wrote:
> Now regarding Subersion_WC_INFO, could it be modified in such a way that if
> first check of a svn working copy, send a message status if not and return a
> default value ?
I agree that this would be an useful feature and have earlier created
a
(For the record)
Following your advice, I just added the following condition
IF( EXISTS ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/.svn/ )
...
ENDIF()
And now it works fine!
Even if this condition is not included in FindSubversion.cmake, I
guess it could be added in the documentation (header) of this file.
On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 11:25 AM, Arnaud Gelas
wrote:
> David,
>
> you're right Suversion_WC_INFO should only focus on svn working copy! Such
> kind of features should be included in a specific module (git-svn one for
> instance).
>
> I have just checked the documentation of git svn info which retu
David,
you're right Suversion_WC_INFO should only focus on svn working copy!
Such kind of features should be included in a specific module (git-svn
one for instance).
I have just checked the documentation of git svn info which returns a
lot of important information, but does not support y
Subversion_WC_INFO assumes an svn working copy tree, and it should remain
so.
In the case of using git svn, you should not use Subversion_WC_* macros as
you do not have an svn working copy tree...
The project code, if intending to support git svn checkouts, should be
adapted accordingly.
As git
Hi guys,
I have recently mirrored one svn project on github, and I am trying to
keep both version up to date using git svn.
In this project (on the svn repository), I was using
Subversion_WC_INFO to get the revision, but now on the git repository,
I get one error message that my directory
