I’m not sure about the Python specifics, but if put the string $Revision$ into your file somewhere and you have enable-auto-props=true in your SVN config, it’ll get rewritten to something like $Revision: 144$. You could then parse this in your script. There are a number of property keywords you can use in this way. This … Read more
So, when i updated sdk to L version i had same problem. But after Extra folders updating in SDK Manager i didn’t find annotation.jar file. Maybe Google bug with new SDK version. So i copied annotation.jar file from old SDK folder (folder half a year ago)
Here is a magic chant to list functions within a git diff * git diff | \ grep -E ‘^(@@)’ | \ grep “(” | \ sed ‘s/@@.*@@//’ | \ sed ‘s/(.*//’ | \ awk -F ” ” ‘{print $NF}’ | \ uniq …and what it does is… Picks the current diff, next picks only … Read more
What worked for me was: android list sdk -a Which showed me the following list: 1- Android SDK Tools, revision 24.0.2 2- Android SDK Platform-tools, revision 21 3- Android SDK Build-tools, revision 21.1.2 4- Android SDK Build-tools, revision 21.1.1 5- Android SDK Build-tools, revision 21.1 6- Android SDK Build-tools, revision 21.0.2 7- Android SDK Build-tools, … Read more
Before executing this command keep in mind that it will leave you in detached head status Use git checkout <sha1> to check out a particular commit. Where <sha1> is the commit unique number that you can obtain with git log Here are some options after you are in detached head status: Copy the files or … Read more
You are printing std::endl after each number. If you want to have 1 row per line, then you should print std::endl after each row. Example: #include <iostream> int main(void) { int myArray[][4] = { {1,2,3,4}, {5,6,7,8} }; int width = 4, height = 2; for (int i = 0; i < height; ++i) { for … Read more
Two ways: Embed $Id$ or $Revision$ within the code. Then set svn:keywords=”Id Revision” property on the file. This will give you the last modified revision of that source file. Good for smaller projects and scripts. Alternatively, use a Makefile driven process and the command line tool svnversion. (Language specific – this should work for C/C++) … Read more
SVN keywords is not a good solution. As others pointed out adding $Revision$ in a file only affects the specific file, which may not change for a long time. Remembering to “edit” a file (by adding or removing a blank line) before every commit is pointless. You could as well just type the revision by … Read more
$ git clone $URL $ cd $PROJECT_NAME $ git reset –hard $SHA1 To again go back to the most recent commit $ git pull To save online (remote) the reverted commit, you must to push enforcing origin: git push origin -f
To get a commit count for a revision (HEAD, master, a commit hash): git rev-list –count <revision> To get the commit count across all branches: git rev-list –all –count I recommend against using this for build identifier, but if you must, it’s probably best to use the count for the branch you’re building against. That … Read more