revision

I don't know if git has concept of revision. I'd like to diff current working copy with older version of it(not neccesarily a last commit) Would be great if it could be done inside emacs. I've no idea about doing this inside emacs, but: git diff rev1..rev2 will do what you want for the whole repository. You can then add to that: git diff rev1>..rev2 path path can be an absolute path to a file, or a path to a directory, so you can diff subtrees. If you're looking to diff the working copy - just specify revision 1: git diff rev1 path The revision codes can be special names, e.g. HEAD^..HEAD

I am very new to IBM Jazz, i have downloaded RTC-BuildSystem-Toolkit which includes eclipse plugin and ant build task definitions. My question is how to download/fetch a file from Jazz server? Do i have to use teamFetch anttask? <teamFetch repositoryAddress="https://dev.1-gateway.org/ccm/" userId="u12345" password="p12345" workspaceName="??" buildResultUUID="??" destination="??" verbose="true" /> Instead of Teamfetch , I would rather try the (non-ant) command scm load , which is the command-line equivalent of the GUI action: Right-click on the component of the repository workspace -> context

Notice in the bottom right hand corner of this page it has the SVN revision id? I'm assuming that's dynamic. I'd love to add that to some of my sites, just as a comment in the source to make sure code pushes are going through. NOTE: You can also assume that the working directory of the site in question is an svn checkout of the repo in question. Edit: I'm looking for the global revision number, not the revision number of the file I'm looking at. You can use the svnversion CLI utility to get a more specific look at the revision, including the highest number. You could then use regular

I'm using SVN (TortoiseSVN) and often came into the following situation: I wanted to discard any changes since a specific (old) revision and turn all files back to this specific (old) version. Then I wanted to work further as if this specific (old) revision was the newest one, i.e. I wanted to be able to commit the specific old revision as a new revision. I found several solutions for this problem (for example stackoverflow.com/questions/402159/roll-back-or-revert-entire-svn-repository-to-an-older-revision or rustyrazorblade.com/2007/04/how-to-roll-back-commits-to-an-earlier-version-of-a

I'm trying to setup audit for our project. I started from the default configuration which works fine. The next step is to store the user which has made changes. Following the manual I created custom entity revision: package com.csbi.samples.utils.audit; import java.io.Serializable; import java.text.DateFormat; import java.util.Date; import org.hibernate.envers.RevisionNumber; import org.hibernate.envers.RevisionTimestamp; import org.hibernate.envers.RevisionEntity; import javax.persistence.Id; import javax.persistence.GeneratedValue; import javax.persistence.Entity; import javax.persistence

I have an asp.net/C# app that uses subversion for source control. My app automatically increases it's AssembleVersion and AssemblyFileVersion on each build which works like a charm, and displays the build number in the administration side of the site. We keep track of AssembleVersion and AssemblyFileVersion's when we do deployment, however, when an issue arises and we need to roll back to a certain version, we have no idea which revision to target in subversion. I have few ideas: Save AssembleVersion as comment in each file Have a keyword in commit comments that get's replaced by