Nevertheless this is what I get after running `svn update` and starting
Sonata via `python sonata.py` in the about dialog:

Sonata 1.5.3+svn????

Tomas

2009/1/17 Tomáš Kaluža <[email protected]>

> Thanks a lot Tuukka,
> it would be really nice if You could make Sonata svn revison number appear
> in the about dialog. Together with the webpage You have send t would provide
> an easy way to check out if a new revision is out before sending a bug
> report. Could the revision number set in the about dialog by default and
> only changed to a release number when a release is made? As the revisions
> are made much more often than releases? (I have no idea though how much work
> requires this... )
>
> And thank You for the svn update hint. :-)
>
> Tomas
>
>
> 2009/1/16 Tuukka Hastrup <[email protected]>
>
> 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
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