I noticed these “id” lines in all files (.mk, .asm, .h, .c):
; $Id: mod_skel.inc 69 2008-02-01 00:20:18Z tk $
what about these? can I change or remove them in my own files?
[me=nILS Podewski]thinks they’re generated by the svn system which means you can remove them.[/me]
this makes sense… file rev date time user ..
In order to enable this feature, you have to apply
svn propset -R svn:keywords “Id” <filename(s)>
to your files
Thereafter, add “$Id: $” to the header (or wherever). It will be automatically updated on each commit
Advantage: release packages will contain a reference to the svn revision you were using
Best Regards, Thorsten.
Instructions for TortoiseSVN users to do this to all your files in one go:
Right-click the folder containing your app
From the context menu select ‘TortoiseSVN… Properties’
Click the button labelled ‘New…’
From the dropdown box select ‘svn:keywords’
In the textbox labelled ‘Property value:’, type the word “Id”, without the quotes.
Tick the box labelled “Apply property recursively”
Click OK
Click OK
Add this to your files:
/* $Id: $ */
Save, commit the files, enjoy.