On Sep 12, 2012, at 06:12, Carmit Shiran <carmit.shi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Do you know if there's a way to know what is the current tag I'm working on? > Meaning: If I want to use 'svn copy' on the file I'm working on now without > sending the argument of the source file but only the tag name, is it possible > to send the 'current file path' as the first argument? > For instance, if the user doesn't know on what tag he's working on, assuming > he's not working on the 'trunk' but rather on 'tag= Release_60'. And now he > wants to copy 'Release_60' to 'Release_61'. But he doesn't know he's working > on 'Release_60'. How do I find out using svn command lines? The user runs "svn info" and examines the output to discover what tag he's working on. Usually one wouldn't be "working on" a tag though. Tags are supposed to be considered as read-only entities. You "work on" branches or trunk. > If you look at my example I sent in the previous email, you can see I filled > in the argument= $target_path : > my $target_path = "file:///C:/svn_repos3/trunk/Widget3" > But I'm looking for a way to fill it automatically with the "current > path/tag". > Is it possible? Sure, you could write a script to extract that information out of "svn info".
