On Mon, 2006-10-23 at 20:31 +0200, Jakub Narebski wrote:
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> Jelmer Vernooij wrote:
> >> By the way, I wonder if accidentally identical revisions
> >> (see example for accidental clean merge on revctrl.org)
> >> would get the same revision id in bzr. In git they would.
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> > They won't. The revision id is made up of the committers email address,
> > a timestamp and a bunch of random data. It wouldn't be hard to switch
> > using checksums as revids instead, but I don't think there are any plan=
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> > in that direction.
> The place for timestamp and commiter info is in the revision metadata
> (in commit object in git). Not in revision id. Unless you think that
> "accidentally the same" doesn't happen...
The revision id isn't parsed by bzr. It's just a unique identifier that
is generated at commit-time and is currently created by concatenating
those three fields. It can be anything you like. The bzr-svn plugin for
example creates revision ids in the form
svn:REVNUM@REPOS_UUID-BRANCHPATH and bzr-git uses git:GITREVID. Nothing
will break if bzr would start using a different format.

Cheers,

Jelmer

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