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Finding the tree version in the working directory

Posted in All on June 16th, 2005 · 2 Comments

When using Gnu Arch, once in a while I need to verify that I am in the correct working directory. With long names, patches, and all those branches it is not always that obvious. The shortest way to find the version of the tree in the current working directory is:

tla logs -rf | head -1

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  • 1 michael // Jan 3, 2006 at 11:36 am

    You can use GnuArch command tla tree-version to see it

  • 2 Leonid Mamchenkov // Jan 3, 2006 at 3:10 pm

    Here is the difference between the two:

    [leonid@ news intranet]$ tla tree-version
leonid@ francoudi.com--work/intranet--stable--2.2
[leonid@ news intranet]$ tla logs -rf | head -1
leonid@ francoudi.com--work/intranet--stable--2.2--patch-5

    I still prefer my version. ;)

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