Determining SVN Version of Install?

Is the SVN version of a Revolution install stored anywhere in the database or config files? On 0.9.6.3 I can hover over the version number (top right corner in the manager) and it usefully shows which revision it is.

Reason I asked is I installed the latest SVN version a while back and now don’t know which exact SVN it was. It would be nice to cross reference the SVN log when I update it so I can try out any of the changes since my last install.

You can get this from SVN, from the command line just ’svn log’ or ’svn status’ or ’svn revison’ (probably others) will give you the latest revision of your working copy. Check out the SVN docs. Some graphical clients will show you the log differences since last update, i.e if you update to latest it will show only the log from your last revision to latest, so you can see ah’ts changed in between, depends what you use.

Quote from: shamblett at Mar 09, 2009, 07:00 AM

You can get this from SVN, from the command line just ’svn log’ or ’svn status’ or ’svn revison’ (probably others) will give you the latest revision of your working copy. Check out the SVN docs. Some graphical clients will show you the log differences since last update, i.e if you update to latest it will show only the log from your last revision to latest, so you can see ah’ts changed in between, depends what you use.

Thanks. In my situation however I export from my local SVN files to my LAMPP server. So my local SVN files are not the ones running on my web server. This means over time my SVN files are not guaranteed to be the same version as any on my web server as I may resync the SVN but not upgrade the webserver. That is why the inclusion of the revision number in the actual install was so useful to me in 0.9.6.x