Detecting inconsistent revisions of shared sources in SVN

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Published on 2010-12-26T20:25:29Z Indexed on 2010/12/26 20:54 UTC
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I have an SVN repository containing several components:

LibraryA
LibraryB - depends on LibraryA
Application - depends on LibraryB and LibraryA

More detailed structure (branches and tags are not related to the problem):

LibraryA
- LibraryA_code
LibraryB
- LibraryB_code
- svn:externals to a fixed revision R1 of LibraryA_code
Application
- Application_code
- svn:externals to a fixed revision R2 of LibraryA_code
- svn:externals to a fixed revision R3 of LibraryB_code

The problem I'm trying to solve is automatic detection of situation when R2 differs from R1 (breaking expectations of LibraryB_code) and notification about this (e.g. build failure).

I'll describe in an answer the only solution which I see for now, but I hope for something more elegant :)

Environment: Windows, Visual Studio, SVN.

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