versioning

问题 Lets say i have a repo (git version 1.7.1) that contains following commits A -> B -> C -> D ->E and my HEAD is on E . Now i want to delete C while keeping everything same like A -> B -> D -> E . Can you help me how to do it? 回答1: You can do this with git rebase -i B . Note however, that D and E will be rewritten (get different commit SHAs), so the result will be A -> B -> D' -> E' . The content of E' should be equivalent to E (minus the changes that had been made in C which you are now

问题 I'm looking for a version numbering scheme/pattern/system for an application that is currently branched into several versions with shell game style release dates. This has made versioning a nightmare. I'd like to just use the typical Major.Minor.Revision however this will break down for me quickly the way things are presently run around here. Here is my inventory... 1.0.0 - Production version. 1.0.1 - Production revision version with bug fixes. 1.1.0 - Production minor version with new

问题 I'm looking for a version numbering scheme/pattern/system for an application that is currently branched into several versions with shell game style release dates. This has made versioning a nightmare. I'd like to just use the typical Major.Minor.Revision however this will break down for me quickly the way things are presently run around here. Here is my inventory... 1.0.0 - Production version. 1.0.1 - Production revision version with bug fixes. 1.1.0 - Production minor version with new

问题 Let's imagine the blerp command line tool maintained on git. This tool has the (hidden) --version option which returns its version (let's say 0.1.2 ) and another --commit which returns the commit number from which it was built. Both the version and the commit number are hard-coded on the code base. Now I make a bugfix then commit and rebuild my program. I will still see 0.1.2 although this new version differ from the original 0.1.2. Only the commit will tell me that it is not the same 0.1.2.

问题 I would like to be able to specify the version number for all assemblies to be generated during a build as a MSBuild command argument like this: MSBuild.exe /p:version=5.4.3.0 I have looked over AssemblyInfoTask but it does not seem to me like a good solution in this case. 回答1: I use the AssemblyInfo task as you describe in your comment all the time. <!-- update standard assembly attribute in all projects --> <Target Name="BeforeBuild" > <Message Text="Updating AssemblyInfo to Version $

问题 I'm looking for some tips to implement binary --version that would provide good information about the version it was compiled from. The project is using autotools build system, and is stored in a git repo that acts as a SVN frontend. What I would like to have inside the binary is: compilation time SVN commit that acts as base last git commit ID and time if possible the last commit that affects this specific binary 回答1: You'll probably want to write your source code to use a #defined constant

问题 TLDR: How to force a specific Flutter package (library) version for the entire app? Let's suppose I have the following dependencies in my pubspec.yaml file: dependencies: flutter: sdk: flutter datetime_picker_formfield: 0.4.3 date_utils: 0.1.0+3 intl: 0.15.8 which gives me a version conflict error: Because flutter_app depends on date_utils 0.1.0+3 which depends on intl ^0.16.0, intl ^0.16.0 is required. but when we change intl to intl: 0.15.8 we get: Because flutter_app depends on datetime

问题 TLDR: How to force a specific Flutter package (library) version for the entire app? Let's suppose I have the following dependencies in my pubspec.yaml file: dependencies: flutter: sdk: flutter datetime_picker_formfield: 0.4.3 date_utils: 0.1.0+3 intl: 0.15.8 which gives me a version conflict error: Because flutter_app depends on date_utils 0.1.0+3 which depends on intl ^0.16.0, intl ^0.16.0 is required. but when we change intl to intl: 0.15.8 we get: Because flutter_app depends on datetime

问题 I have a react-native project which should support minimum SDK version of 16 and is androidX but I get these errors using android studio logcat: E/dalvikvm: Could not find class 'android.os.UserManager', referenced from method androidx.core.os.UserManagerCompat.isUserUnlocked 12-21 16:19:25.003 12695-12695/? E/dalvikvm: Could not find class 'android.app.AppOpsManager', referenced from method com.google.android.gms.common.wrappers.PackageManagerWrapper.zzb 12-21 16:19:25.153 12695-12719/? E

问题 Firestore a NOSQL is a Document oriented database. Now how to manage versioning of the data as I use it with Firebase SDK and Android applications? For e.g. let's say I have a JSON schema that I launch with my 1.0.0version of my android app. Later 1.0.1 comes up where I have to add some extra fields for the newer documents. Since I changed the structure to have additional information, it only applies to new documents. Therefore, using this logic, I can see my Android application must be able