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There is not an enourmous amount of deployment control where I work at the moment. And while there is a long term plan to create a build script that deals with deployment at the moment we are just publishing our solutions and then copying them to the servers.
It would be very useful to have a text file or soemthing similar that would contain the revision number and branch name to serve as a log of which version is currently running on the live system.
Is it possible to do this using either SVN hooks or a simple post build script in visual studio?
On Windows you have Subwcrev.