On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 01:52:56PM +0100, Alex Bligh wrote:
> I have a working copy with directories d1..dX in, and a repository to which
> directories occasionally get added, say d1..dY where Y>X (though the
> directory names are not numerical).
>
> >From the working copy, is there any way of telling what directories are
> missing on that working copy? I don't want to do an "svn up", because I
> don't want to lose the current state of d1..dX. I can't do "svn up dY"
> because I don't (yet) know the name(s) of the missing directory/directories
> dY.
>
> What would be perfect is "svn up --dry-run", producing identical output
> to svn up, but not actually doing anything. I could then parse the output
> of that. However, that command doesn't' actually exist.
>
> I suppose I could parse the output of "svn diff -r HEAD" but that
> seems pretty expensive given it's diffing millions of files and
> I only really want the current directory (not subdirectories).
>
> Any ideas?
Have you tried svn status -u ?
Received on 2011-05-26 15:23:19 CEST