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tagging only modified files
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ankur rathi
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Joined: Oct 11, 2004
Posts: 3829
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Hi,
This is about SVN, version control tool.
Warning: My knowledge about SVN is limited.
I know that tag is created to have a snapshot of trunk for any particular time/release.
However my requirement is different.
Can I tag only modified files? Instead of creating tag from trunk, can I just tag modified files with some label? And then using this tag can I just get modified files? No complete codebase...
I did bit of googling & didn't find any answer.
Thanks in advance.
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Jeanne Boyarsky
internet detective
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Joined: May 26, 2003
Posts: 26184
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Somewhat. You can tag specific top level folders rather than all of them. Keep in mind a tag in SVN is a copy.
The idea of tagging random folders at different levels doesn't make sense though. You probably could but it would be awkward because you want the folder structure. And you wouldn't be able to rebuild from that tag because it would rely on other state. I wouldn't recommend this.
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