how to identify newly-created files that haven't been "add"ed?

one of the most common errors among a number of my colleagues is to
make a bunch of changes to their working copy, create a new header
file, forget to "svn add" that header file, check in what they *think*
is a complete commit, then have the build choke when someone else does
an update and gets that commit without the critical header file.
naturally, the original committer's working copy still builds fine
because they have the header file in their WC.

  what's the easiest way to flag such files? i realize i can do a
recursive status and look for "^?", but that's going to pick up a lot
of ignored files as well. is there an actual svn command that does
that i can tell them about to run before every commit? thanks.

rday

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