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svk keywords (Score:1)

by clkao (1687)

In svk you actually have $FileRev$ (stolen from perforce). Note that this is an expensive keyword as subversion has no API to count the number of revisions for a given file.
Perhaps what you need... (Score:1)

by Alias (5735)

As my systems have gotten larger, I've found the best thing to do is to have ALL of the modules with the same version number.

That way if you use recursive tree loaders or what have you, you can scan through the tree (in a test script) to make sure you don't have any old files left over from a previously installed version that are still getting loaded despite the class name changes you made at version $foo.

So what you need then, would be something that could read the Perl files [cpan.org], find all the version strings [cpan.org],