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How can I edit an older revision's message to more correctly describe its changes? You cannot edit the commit message of an old revision without changing the revision id of the modified revision and all its descendants. Well... technically you can, if you try hard enough, but the technical term for the result is "corrupt repository". A repository in bzr is a replica of a distributed database of revisions, and if all replicas don't agree on the content of a revision, you have an integrity violation. Meaning, all bets are off, and the system will actively try to detect such situations and refuse

In git, you can do refer to revisions by something like master^^ , meaning two revisions before master. Can you do the same in Mercurial in some way (or with some extension)? For example, if I want to do "the revision before tip", something like tip^ . edit: Rafa mentions hg parents which works for 1 level deep. How do I do it for arbitrary levels deep. For commands that have options to specify a revision, use -r -2 for the revision prior to the tip, -r -3 for the revision before that, etc. From hg help revs : A plain integer is treated as a revision number. Negative integers are treated as

昨天把Android Studio 升级到了0.6.1 但是编译的时候总是编译不通过...报Error:Cause: failed to find Build Tools revision 19.1.0 ..Please install the missing Build Tools from .... 之后打开Android SDK Manager 进行升级...可是并没有可更新的内容，原因可能是被墙的原因... 所以解决方案是: 找到19.1.0的离线安装包 http://dl-ssl.google.com/android/repository/build-tools_r19.1-windows.zip 下载解压之后，拷贝至你所关联的SDK目录中的build-tools，覆盖即可...(以下是我覆盖的路径) D:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-studio\sdk\build-tools\android-4.4.2 刷新AndroidStudio即可完成编译... 还有一个要注意的是： build.gradle文件中响应的buildToolsVersion版本也要更改为buildToolsVersion "19.1.0" 来源： oschina 链接： https://my.oschina.net/u/244335/blog

I use number of commits as version of my program (Using hash of commit as version very inconvenient, becouse it not sequential). So I obtain commit number: git rev-list --count HEAD For example for current state it reurns 53. Can I do checkout to commit number 35 ? Or obtain hash of commit number 35 ? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28671503/git-checkout-to-commit-number-n

How could I let SVN list all files which were ever committed to a repository (if possible, along with location and revision). More exactly: I need all ever existed paths. If someone knows how to do a fulltext search on the entire repository (including all revisions), this would help me even better. Example Let's say I commit a file SomeFileOne.txt , later rename it to SomeFileTwo.txt . After performing the required task (for which solution I'm looking for), I should get not only SomeFileTwo.txt , but also SomeFileOne.txt . ... /trunk/SomeProject/SomeFileOne.txt - revision 100 /trunk

I'm trying to display the latest SVN revision number and timestamp on the title bar of a web application. My current code displays the revision number but not timestamp. Both are not coming together. I'm using the following code. <plugin> <groupId>org.codehaus.mojo</groupId> <artifactId>buildnumber-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>1.2</version> <executions> <execution> <phase>validate</phase> <goals> <goal>create</goal> </goals> <configuration> <useLastCommittedRevision>true</useLastCommittedRevision> </configuration> </execution> <execution> <id>generate-timestamp</id> <phase>validate<

I know of an Eclipse feature to show revision information (gradual coloring, more info like revisionnumber, date and author on mouseover) for the last changes in a line in the linenumbers-view. Does anyone know how to activate this feature for a file, or even better, by default? I accidently hit some shortcut lately which made it show in one file, it does not show up in the others, though. This is called "Show Annotation" and you can find it in the "Team" menu. Since this is a pretty expensive operation, you can't make it the default. msa Regarding the shortcut: You have to enable the command

Is there a way to manually associate a revision/commit with a Redmine issue? Normally we do that by having a proper format of the commit message ("Resolves #..." in our case). But I forgot about it and used a different message. I have no rights to change the commit message now. And even if I would I still would not be able to delete Redmine's data for it to rebuild it again. (Method given in question Redmine and SVN: How to link a Revision to an Issue AFTER the commit has happened? ). I have updated the issue with "r..." comment which properly linked to the revision. But that is just a link.