kfogel@collab.net writes:
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>
> Wouldn't 'svn ls --recursive --verbose' or something like that do what
> you needed?
>
> -Karl
>
Not exactly:
- 'svn ls' generates more output than I need so I would have to parse this
output
- 'svn ls' shows the entries relative to the path I asked for where
'svnlook tree --full-paths' will always show me the whole path
example: 'svn ls svn://myrepos/trunk/project1/dir1 -v -R' will show
something like this:
... file1
... file2
... subdir/file3
whereas 'svnlook tree pathtomyrepos trunk/project1/dir1
--full-paths ' will show:
trunk/project1/dir1/file1
trunk/project1/dir1/file2
trunk/project1/dir1/subdir/file3
- 'svn ls' works on working copies resp. repository urls whereas svnlook
directly works on the repository
The first two things are not really a problem but the third one seems to
be a problem for me.
Mathias
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Received on Tue Apr 5 09:24:31 2005