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Re: best way to get "Last Changed Rev:" without a checkout

From: Daniel Schlyder <daniel_at_bitblaze.com>
Date: 2003-12-21 15:05:05 CET

Yount, Steffen:
> So like I was saying(revised):

> "--strict" doesn't seem to be in svn's vocabulary any more(v0.34.0), and

I couldn't find anything about it in the release announcement emails, but I
think it's just a case of one switch ("--stop-on-copy") replacing another (or
perhaps just a rename).

> "--incremental" only gets rid of the very last row of those "---------"
> characters. Maybe this is a bug?

I don't think so. I just included it to show how to return the least amount of
characters. Of course, I failed doing that, since I forgot about the "--quiet"
switch.

>>> The output is friendlier; it's just too bad there's no way to simply "svn
>>> ls" the TAG_URL itself without getting its contents.
>>
>>But wouldn't its behaviour then be weirdly different from the "regular" ls
>>utility?
>
> FWIW: I believe that the "regular" ls utility supports the "-d" option:
> "-d, --directory list directory entries instead of contents"

Oh, I didn't know that. Then I guess it might make sense for "svn ls" to
support the same, although its output would be almost identical to "svn log
--stop-on-copy --quiet --incremental" apart from the "---" line.

Regards,
Daniel Schlyder

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