#SUBVERSION CREATE TAG DRIVER#

If the car drives through the glass, and views are shown of damage sustained by the car either complicating the driveability of the vehicle and/or making the car more identifiable to the chasers, or the workers point out the direction of the car to the chasers as they drive by, it's deconstructed. Repository URL: The location of the Subversion repository, such as Watch for tags: Select this check box to use tags as the basis for new component versions.

If the car misses the pane of glass but a second car breaks it instead, it's a double subversion.

If something else causes the glass to be broken before the car can even make it to where the glass pane broke, it's also subverted.

If the car misses the pane of glass, it's subverted.

#SUBVERSION CREATE TAG DRIVER#

If the car drives through the pane of glass, and the driver stops to explain the reason why he crashed into it, it's justified.If the car drives through the pane of glass, and the workers are heard complaining about why cars that are being chased can avoid nearly everything but a pane of glass, it's lampshaded.If the car drives through the pane of glass, it's played straight.You can use 'svn log' to find out who created the tag and from what URL: svn log -v -stop-on-copy. This plugin is for automatic tagging as part of the build. The Subversion Plugin has support for manually tagging a particular build via Hudson's user interface.

This is useful when you want to access the stable codebase. It seems pretty obvious that the driver is going to smash the glass sheet into a million fragments. location under your 'tag' directory, and it's a tag. This plugin automatically performs subversion tagging (technically speaking svn copy) on successful build. Sometimes the writer may actually do better to play that trope straight, lampshade it, justify it, or there could be a double subversion. Would perhaps a TROPES tag cover it? It makes me think of

Subversion create tag