Gus Hart wrote:
>
> Maybe I missed something fundamental about how to use SVN. If I work
> on a project, then 'svn up' before committing, in case someone else
> made changes at the same time, and I get a merged file, how do I see
> what SVN changed for me in that file?
>
> If there was an easy way to see those changes before committing
> myself, making sure they are OK are changing them if need be, then my
> desire to "turn off" automerging would not be as strong...(but you
> still have to be careful that you don't "miss" a merged file. With
> lots of files being updated, sometimes it's easy to miss the fact that
> one was merged...)
Before you issue an 'svn up', you can always do the following to look
first at what changes have occurred between your local wc and server :
svn status -u -v PATH
Then you can use
svn diff ...
on the relevant changed files to see the actual differences.
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Received on Tue Dec 11 00:55:18 2007