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Jeff Simon Newbie
Jeff Simon
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Feb 23, 2013 3:15 AM

Find the current repo version number

Sometimes I need to know what current revision number is in the respository. With other svn clients, I am used to doing an update as that displays the rev number. However, in PS, you get a quick message showing the version which is quickly replaced with "All files are up-to-date …." which defeats this function.

 

Is there another way to get the revision number?

 

Can this issue be fixed where the up-to-date message does not overwrite the valuable information of the previous message?

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Feb 23, 2013 4:52 AM in response to: Jeff Simon
Re: Find the current repo version number

If you open the "Changes" window (ALT-9 by default), you can see the repository history with commits done by everyone under the "Repository" tab, including the revision number.

 

svn_revisions.png

 

If you don't see any data there, use the refresh button in the top left of the pane to get a list of recent revisions (you can set the desired amount).

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Feb 27, 2013 8:56 AM in response to: Oldskool
Re: Find the current repo version number

Thank you, that does the trick!

 

I have also seen something somewhere like a tutorial about the Local History feature. At first I thought "that must be for people without a real versioning system" and that it was something without much purpose for me (I use Subversion). But then I saw some tutorial I think probably at http://tv.jetbrains.net/videocontent/using-local-history-for-code-changes-tracking which gaves me some ideas of how this could come in quite handy. I need to spend some more time with Local History.

 

Any other good tutorials that you know of?

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