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How can I get the revision number into an Ant property in Luntbuild?

I'm sure this must be possible:

I want to have the revision number (from Subversion) put into a property that is accessible from Ant when my build runs in Luntbuild. There must be an OGNL expression that I can add to the Build Properties box on the configuration page for my Ant builder.

Does anyone know what it is?

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You might find using either the SvnAnt or svntask Ant tasks to get the Subversion revision number directly in your Ant script might be a valid alternative.

Simon Lieschke  2009-07-07 12:37:01
Yeah, I thought of that, but it seems like this should be possible, using Luntbuild.
pkaeding  2009-07-07 21:26:55
Well, this wasn't the answer I was hoping for, but since you suggested it, and no one else suggested a way to do this strictly inside LuntBuild, I suppose it might not be possible. Thanks for helping me confirm it!
pkaeding  2009-08-25 00:13:35

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