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| It is a strictly local /convenience identifier/ for a file. It can be useful as it is shorter to type than the 40-digit hexadecimal string that uniquely identifies a ["Revision"]. | It is a strictly local ''convenience identifier'' for a file. It can be useful as it is shorter to type than the 40-digit hexadecimal string that uniquely identifies a ["Revision"]. |
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| Revision numbers are /very likely/ to be different (i.e. to identify a different ChangeSet) in another copy of a ["Repository"]. /Do not use them/ to talk about ["ChangeSet"]s with other people. | Revision numbers are ''very likely'' to be different (i.e. to identify a different ChangeSet) in another copy of a ["Repository"]. ''Do not use them'' to talk about ["ChangeSet"]s with other people. |
Revision number
A revision number is a small integer.
It is a strictly local convenience identifier for a file. It can be useful as it is shorter to type than the 40-digit hexadecimal string that uniquely identifies a ["Revision"].
Common usage
Although all files have revision numbers, revision numbers are almost always used to identify ["ChangeSet"]s.
Pitfalls
Revision numbers are very likely to be different (i.e. to identify a different ChangeSet) in another copy of a ["Repository"]. Do not use them to talk about ["ChangeSet"]s with other people.