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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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If you go to for example hudson/myJob/build/100, and for that build the svn info of the directory it updates is:
Revision: 43187 Node Kind: directory Schedule: normal Last Changed Author: merge Last Changed Rev: 43183
then the build page will show "Revision: 43183" which is VERY deceptive since SVN disagrees, because in the SVN info, "Revision" exists as a property and is newer. It should at least say "Last Changed Rev" if this is the revision it is displaying. Otherwise trying to figure out which changes were built can be very confusing.
It is also confusing because while Hudson shows the last changed rev, it lists no changes on the build page:
Revision: 43183 No changes.
I think the ideal solution would be to list both the Revision and Last Changed Revision when they are different, and make it clear that the "Changes" are based on the "Revision" and not "Last Changed Revision".
Still have this problem with Subversion 1.43
With the variable SVN_REVISION, I could only get the "Last Changed Rev" number, but I want to get the "Revisioin" number.
Now our workaround is to use svnversion command to get the number, put it in a file and set env variable with the plug-in EnvInject
Is it possible to add another env variable like "SVN_HEAD_REVISION"?
Thanks,