Re: Creating something like increasing revision numbers
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alexandrul <alexandrul.ct@gmail.com>
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- Oct 18, 2009, 15:29 UTC
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Norbert Preining wrote:
> My idea is that git - like subversion - could (if asked to) count each > commit (global to the repository, irrelevant of the branch) and give it > a version number. Since we all will use a bare repository on a server > and pull/push from/to there, I think that something similar could be possible.
I was thinking to set a post-commit hook that reads the current version from a file, increment and save it, and also set a tag with that value.
Being a DVCS, this kind of versioning can only be trusted on a single repo, but if you set it on the "main" repo, it should work.
The only drawback could be the ever growing number of tags, I don't know how it will work with thousands of tags or more.
Have a nice day, A.