On 2/13/06, Kevin Y. Kim <kykim_lists@mac.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm having a strange quandry with my repository.
>
> I have a project (FOO), and two users (A and B).
> User A and User B start with the same copy of the project.
> User A edits FILE1, and checks it in.
> When User B does a 'svn status' or 'svn diff', nothing gets reported.
> But when User B does a 'svn update', it reports that FILE1 get updated.
>
> Can anyone explain what has happened? And how I can fix my repository?
There's nothing to fix. By default, status and diff both work
relative to the version of the files you've checked out. Status will
tell you if you've changed anything locally, and diff will tell you
what the differences between the version you checked out (or updated
to) and your current version are. To compare against the current
version in the repos you can use 'svn status -u' or 'svn diff
-rBASE:HEAD'
-garrett
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Received on Mon Feb 13 23:36:06 2006