2012-09-20 12:59:19 |
Jose Maria Nunez Izu |
description |
When I try to perform a new release, using a SNAPSHOT version, this is what happens:
- the current revision is obtained and stored in props.releaseSvnRev, i.e. rev 1000
- the -SNAPSHOT is removed and the file 'gradle.properties' is updated
- the the new change is committed and the revision changes to 1001, but the property is NOT updated
- the tag is then created with an old revision (rev 1000) that contains -SNAPSHOT as part of the version.
Proposed solution:
- After the preTagCommit task is execute, the project property should be updated with the new revision number
Thanks,
Jose.- |
When I try to perform a new release, using a SNAPSHOT version, this is what happens:
- the current revision is obtained and stored in props.releaseSvnRev, i.e. rev 1000
- the -SNAPSHOT is removed and the file 'gradle.properties' is updated
- the the new change is committed and the revision changes to 1001, but the property is NOT updated
- the tag is then created with an old revision (rev 1000) that contains -SNAPSHOT as part of the version.
Proposed solution:
- After the preTagCommit task is execute, the project property should be updated with the new revision number
Additional info:
- running svn
- os x
Thanks,
Jose.- |
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2012-09-25 08:46:36 |
Jose Maria Nunez Izu |
description |
When I try to perform a new release, using a SNAPSHOT version, this is what happens:
- the current revision is obtained and stored in props.releaseSvnRev, i.e. rev 1000
- the -SNAPSHOT is removed and the file 'gradle.properties' is updated
- the the new change is committed and the revision changes to 1001, but the property is NOT updated
- the tag is then created with an old revision (rev 1000) that contains -SNAPSHOT as part of the version.
Proposed solution:
- After the preTagCommit task is execute, the project property should be updated with the new revision number
Additional info:
- running svn
- os x
Thanks,
Jose.- |
When I try to perform a new release, using a SNAPSHOT version, this is what happens:
- the current revision is obtained and stored in props.releaseSvnRev, i.e. rev 1000
- the -SNAPSHOT is removed and the file 'gradle.properties' is updated
- the new change is committed and the revision changes to 1001, but the property is NOT updated
- the tag is then created with an old revision (rev 1000) that contains -SNAPSHOT as part of the version.
Proposed solution:
- After the preTagCommit task is executed, the project property should be updated with the new revision number
Additional info:
- running svn
- os x
Thanks,
Jose.- |
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