Andy Parkins wrote:
Hello,
I want to write a little recipe in a Makefile that ensures the $Id$ field in a
series of text files is correct. In case it's relevant, I'm including a load
of asciidoc files as subsections into one master file; each file has a $Id$
field in the header, which very nicely prints out at the start of each
section. However, the $Id$ field is only written on checkout (not on checkin
for fairly obvious reasons). That means that for any files I've changed, the
$Id$ is wrong. Before I generate output using ASCIIdoc I'd like to ensure
the $Id$ is correct.
How do I do it?
The only method I've found is to delete the file in the work tree then do
git-checkout again. Even with -f, if the file is not changed git doesn't
perform a checkout again, so git-checkout -f is not sufficient. I assume I
can do what I want with some clever plumbing, but I don't know any
plumbing. :-)
Andy
$ git reset --hard
?
Rogan
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