'svn status' bite-size task?

Here's an annoyance that I think we can work around, and I'll leave
it as a bite-sized task for someone who wants to get familiar with
Subversion and learn how it works a bit and get a patch in. I'll
volunteer to review and commit any patches that implement this.

If I want to know what files are conflicted in my working-copy, I
need to do:

% svn status | grep ^C
grep: .svn: Is a directory
....

Oops, that ^C got caught by my shell. The correct thing to do, of
course, is:

% svn status | grep '^C'
C ...file...

Adding the ''s is a real annoyance and I think we can help out.

Therefore, I'd like to see:

svn status --conflicted
svn status --missing
svn status --unversioned
svn status --modified

and any other long options as desired.

Anyone feel lucky? -- justin

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Received on Wed Nov 6 07:32:16 2002