Tomáš Kaluža wrote: > It acutally does not need much time to get the svn > version and install it, but the think is to know that there is a new > version.
I see. At least, the SVN activity logs are available on two web sites, the first one official, the second one with an update feed (RSS; for subscribing to in Firefox, Thunderbird...): http://svn.berlios.de/wsvn/sonata/trunk/?op=log http://cia.vc/stats/project/sonata > Once I had problem updating svn, so I keep a separate dir for > every copy of sonata I have. You shouldn't normally need to do this, as "svn update" should be much faster than a new checkout and if you need to start over with a clean checkout, you can then use "svn update -r" with any revision number to get back to other versions at any time. > Could Sonata's svn version report the svn revision number in the About > dialog instead of Sonata 1.5.3, for example? Would that be possible? This is a good idea - I've now implemented it for the About dialog and "sonata --version". However, at least for now, it only works if you run Sonata *uninstalled*, that is, directly from the sonata.py file within an SVN checkout directory. Maybe Scott (or someone else) would have an idea on how to make the SVN revision number visible in installed versions and still have it invisible in the official releases. Regards, Tuukka _______________________________________________ Sonata-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/sonata-users
