El 25/8/20 a las 00:00, Digital Man escribió:
>   Re: GitHub
>   By: Nightfox to Digital Man on Mon Aug 24 2020 07:24 pm
> 
>  >   Re: GitHub
>  >   By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Mon Aug 24 2020 04:20 pm
>  >
>  >  >> Then how do you know if you have the latest version?
>  >
>  >  DM> You run "git status". If you don't have git, well, then you don't
know.
>  >  DM> But that was true of the text.dat file before. The text.dat file did
>  >  DM> not have revision number embedded in it.
>  >
>  > Do you know if there's a way to have Git insert the commit IDs in the
files
>  > similar to how CVS was inserting the CVS version numbers, using a tag of
>  > some kind?
> 
> I haven't played it yet, but apparently there is a way to have some git
commands insert blob hash (or commit-ID?) into the $Id:$ keyword embedded in
files:
>
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1792838/how-do-i-enable-the-ident-string-fo
r-a-git-repository
> 
> The problems with this are:
> 1. It's not the same format as the CVS Id keyword expansion (not even close)
> 2. The $Revision:$ keyword isn't expanded, which is what I usually use in
source files to grab/report the CVS revision of the file.
> 
> But I intend to look more into it and other potential solutions to the
incrementing file revision.
> 
>                                             digital man
> 
Maybe creating some kind of hook. A script that read the Id from the
file and increment it

https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Hooks

But, i think that is not necesary had the old versioning method into the
actual git..

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