Apple's version of bash version 3, when called as /bin/sh, uses an internal echo command which doesn't handle the "-n" argument and contaminates the git version string. /bin/echo correctly handles the -n argument.
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svnversion without options returns the most recent revision in the repo
at the time of the last svn update/checkout even if that revision
didn't hold any changes in the current path. Not very useful as a
reference. Better is to ask for the last changed revision with -c.
BUT: -c option for some reason always considers svn working copy
as having mixed sources. We're only interested in the last part so
we strip the beginning revision if it's there.
As a result if your WC really has mixed sources, that will not be
visible in the version number...
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Needed by packagers that maintain the packaging code in svn, svk or git too
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Additional simplifying git expressions.
Patch by Frank H. Ellenberger
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Also I made a first attempt at improving the line count.
The old script missed a number of files in the directories
it counted.
The script is still not in line with the current code base
though. A number of directories are still not counted (like
gnome, engine, ledger, ...)
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It makes more sense in util as it is by and for the devs, not
contributed by an external user for external use.
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The minimal Gtk+ requirement has been set to 2.8 recently. This script still removed glade
parameters that are valid in 2.8. This patch fixes that.
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At the moment all major distributions feature Glade-3 which tends to
save a lot of lines less compared to Glade-2 because it does not define
properties whose values equal the default ones specified by Gtk+.
Unfortunately though, only very recent versions of Glade, v3.5.3+,
address the following two issues:
(1) GtkTable attachments are written in different order each times,
rendering diffs unusable.
(2) Currently we depend on the ability to use a name multiple times in a
single glade file and only newer versions allow to have uniqueness be
applied to each top-level widget.
Sorry for the confusion.
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Glade 3 does not save properties with default values anymore. This
reduces patch sizes when Glade-3/Gtk+ is used with varying versions and
also avoids warnings about properties unknown to older Gtk+ versions.
The version Glade 3 used is 3.4.5.
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Otherwise the svk version info just continues to grow ad nausium
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Patch gnc-svnversion to check for .git, but in the top-level source
directory instead of src/gnome-utils. Use the output of "git-rev-parse
HEAD" as version string.
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- create gnc-svnversion script that builds the revision number
from either SVN or SVK. The script should fail gracefully if
you don't have SVK installed
- convert the configure script to use the new gnc-svnversion script
- convert the splash-screen Makefile to use the gnc-svnversions script
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Geert Janssens
John Ralls
Christian Stimming
Micha Lenk
Andreas Köhler
Derek Atkins
David Hampton