Okay, so I'm finally figuring out how to use SVN. One thing I can't figure out, and haven't been able to find in the documentation though, is how to include this in my file headers:

* @version $Id: Exception.php 8064 2008-02-16 10:58:39Z thomas $

I'm assuming there's some way to dynamically have the revision information included in the page header of my files, but I haven't determined how to do that. Anybody know?
-m

I believe it's just $id$ or something like that. You can include the line you posted and it should update it when you commit the file.

Also you don't need @version. All you need is the $Id$ part. @version is used for documentation like phpdoc.

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Eric

Nah, no automatic updates. I think somehow I have to tell it to update that tag, but I'm not quite sure how. I finally found something from google about it here:

[Linux] Journal SVN Id Tags

It states that updating of the $id$ tag isn't automatic with SVN, as it must be with CVS and that I need to turn it on.

AHAH. I figured it out. I have to go in and set the svn:keywords property to every file in the repository (ooooh, fun), and then it doesn't modify it on commit, only on update. 4 commits later on one file to figure that out haha, hope nobody looks at the revision history of that one.
-m