I have been updating and building subversion the last couple of weeks. I known
you can get the version of a file in the workarea by running svn stat -v on the
file, but I find myself wondering what versions did I just receive from the
update and what was the commit message.
[mark@localhost svn]$ svn up
U ./subversion/include/svn_diff.h
U ./subversion/libsvn_client/delete.c
U ./subversion/libsvn_client/diff.c
U ./subversion/clients/cmdline/main.c
U ./subversion/libsvn_delta/diff_file.c
U ./subversion/libsvn_delta/diff.c
A ./tools/dev/bash_completion
A ./packages/freebsd/subversion/files/patch-build::buildcheck.sh
Would it be good to have the version number be added to the update line? I
think the info is availble during the update (for the .svn dir), maybe stick
the number on the end of each line on the output.
Also, with svn log, would it be possible to add an option to display log
(comment) info on the current version of the file in the workarea (whatever
version that is), maybe
> svn log -c file.c
Just some thoughts.
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