Was the idea/question of an 'svn sync' or 'svn guess'
(http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/ReadMsg?listName=dev&msgNo=22576)
ever resolved?
I found nothing while poking around in the 1.2.3 tarball, esp. contribs,
and nothing jumps out at me from 'svn help' or Google. Am I missing
anything?
My reason is that I use Subversion for /etc/ directories, and a major pain
is that when you install or remove a package, a ton of stuff changes in
/etc, esp. /etc/rc*.
However, since 'svn st' gives a parsable status of what has changed, a bit
of shell code can do the 'svn add' and 'svn del' for you. I have bare
bones proof-of-concept sh code, and will probably improve it for my own
amusement. (I know, sick, ain't it? :)
Has this already been solved and I just missed it? If not, does anyone
still care and want the code?
I'm not a list member, so please copy of me replies.
Later,
JP
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You used to have to reboot the Windows 9.x series every couple of days
because it would crash. Now you have to reboot Windows 200x or XP
every month on 'Patch Tuesday.' How is that better or more stable?
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Received on Mon Oct 3 10:29:23 2005