Couple of bzr-svn questions...

[Jelmer Vernooij]

John Szakmeister wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 3:28 PM, Jelmer Vernooij<jvernooij at gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>> John Szakmeister wrote:
>>     
>>> I'm looking to write a plug-in to help submit a bundle to a Review
>>> Board server, but I need to get access to a few things.  I need to
>>> determine the repository root for the Subversion server, and I'd like
>>> to be able to determine which Subversion revision the bundle was based
>>> against.  I haven't a clue how to figure out the former (or whether
>>> it's exposed).  The latter looks like it might be available in the
>>> header of the bundle:
>>>   # base_revision_id: svn-v4:ad226f10-a85e-0410-9d03-\
>>>   #   8ae57e21dac2:trunk:241
>>>
>>> Can I assume the revision id's will always look like that?
>>>
>>>       
>> You can use some of the functionality in bzrlib.foreign to parse the
>> revision id and extract a subversion revision and repository uuid. If
>> you do this against a Subversion repository directly it should always
>> work, if you do it against a Bazaar branch it will work as long as the
>> revision was not round-tripped from Bazaar.
>>     
>
> Any chance I can get the repository root?  Unfortunately, this is what
> Review Board is using to help identify which repo a given patch goes
> against. :-(  And the revision should be there... the idea is bundle
> up your commits and submit them for review. :-)
>   
If you have the Subversion repository we can determine the repository
root. Otherwise, there is no way to do this. The revision number, uuid
and branch path are the only things that are available.

Cheers,

Jelmer