keyword-expansion

问题 In CVS I could put $LOG$ into the source file and when the file is checked in $LOG$ will be expanded into true logs in the file. But how to implement this in Mercurial? Of course I mean the other keyword such as the latest checkin date and time. 回答1: For most of the problems keyword expansion solves it creates a whole heap more; isn't recommended in Mercurial CVS/RCS-like Keyword Substitution - Why You Don't Need It however it is documented how to do it with expansions if you really need to.

问题 I need to to update my source code revision keywords (@version, @date, etc) every time I am checking out the source to the git-hub server. As you might know: The main problem with this in Git is that you can’t modify a file with information about the commit after you’ve committed, because Git checksums the file first. Basically what I want to achieve is that my source code should look like below: * Git revision information: * * @version $Revision: 1e7f611039399b32e9000ec454609a0641dde368 $ *

问题 When I pull from github to a server repository I want to avoid overwriting localized sensitive information in certain files, for example config.php. Note: it's not an open-source type repo; I have full control over the repository, I'm the only user, it's private, but critically, it's based on an open-source framework that might change the structure of the config files . I just want to be able to pull from it to test, staging, and production and not accidentally have production's config end up