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ShipIt::VC::SVK -- ShipIt's SVK support
In your .shipit configuration file, the following options are recognized:
A pattern which ultimately expands into the absolute subversion URL for a tagged version. If the pattern isn't already absolute, the conventional "tags" directory is used as a base. The pattern has one magic variable, %v, which expands to the version number being tagged. If no %v is found, it's placed at the end.
Example legit values:
Both the above are equivalent.
Will automatically add %v to the end (of nothing), then auto-find your 'tags' URL, resulting in a final URL of:
//example/tags/%v
If your svk depot hosts more than one project, this default URL could be bad, as the tagged directory has no project name in it.
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package ShipIt::VC::SVK; use strict; use base 'ShipIt::VC::SVN'; use File::Temp (); sub command { 'svk' } sub find_url { my $self = shift; my $info = `svk info`; ($info =~ /^Depot Path: (.+)/m)[0]; } sub _tag_url_of_version { my ($self, $ver) = @_; my $url = $self->{tagpattern} || ''; unless ($url =~ m!^/!) { $url = $self->_tag_base . $url; } $url .= "%v" unless $url =~ /\%v/i; $url =~ s/\%v/$ver/ig; $url =~ s!/+$!!; return $url; }
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