Re: problem with 'svn st' on external directory

On 2003-12-12 17:15:50 -0600, Bill Comisky wrote:
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> Within the project1 external subdirectory of WC2:
>
> [bcomisky@twain @hfss]$ svn st
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> [bcomisky@twain @hfss]$ svn up
> U pswopTestOutput.m
> Updated to revision 239.
>
> You can that 'svn up' updated to HEAD but 'svn st' didn't show anything
> beforehand. Is there a way I could have corrupted the repository or the
> WC? Or should I just 'svn up' and forget it?
>
> bill

Bill,

By default, svn st only shows you files that have been locally modified
since your last commit. It will not show you files that have been
modified in a revision newer than your current working copy.

To see files that are updated in the repository but not modified
locally, use:
svn st -u

this will show you all the files that will get modified if you were to
do an update as well as changes you've not committed.

-Dominic