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Sep 19 2012 12:17am
Does anyone know the easiest way to extract the revision number of an SVN project?

Essentially, I have a program written in Java on Eclipse. Using SVN and google code. I'm wanting the program to display the latest revision.

The only easy way I found was to look in the .svn/entries file, however, that file is local and wouldn't be on the end users PC. I saw other ways like using keywords and stuff, but I'm new to SVN and don't really understand it.

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Sep 19 2012 07:11am
Do you use SVN on the command line or are you using Eclipse SVN integration (subclipse, etc)?
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Sep 19 2012 03:37pm
Using Eclipse SVN integration
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Sep 19 2012 07:07pm
Can close this thread, I figured it out.
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