Robert Kleemann wrote:
>>You could use the "last-commit-date" from the status command:
>>svn st -v
>>on your working copy.
>
>
> I don't understand this. When I run the above command I don't get any
> dates at all.
>
> e.g.
>
> $ svn st -v ClientAnimator.java
> 60 18 robert ClientAnimator.java
> $ svn st -v ClientAnimator.java Animator.java
> 60 18 robert ClientAnimator.java
> 60 18 robert Animator.java
> $ svn st -v -u ClientAnimator.java Animator.java
> 60 18 robert ClientAnimator.java
> Status against revision: 67
> 60 18 robert Animator.java
> Status against revision: 67
Sorry about that. I got confused with the library API call
svn_client_status() which provides that information. But AFAIK the
svninfo command gives you the last commit date.
Stefan
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Received on Tue Jul 6 21:06:11 2004