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Could something similar be used with the diff command? I’m using it to list all files modified in a given branch:
svn diff -r 5:HEAD –summarize …./mybranch
Where 5 is the “revision this branch was created in”. Looking for a way to do this without knowing the branch revision number. I tried some of the revision keyword args but they often require a local copy, which I don’t have in this case.
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svn log -v -r0:HEAD –stop-on-copy –limit 1
is the command to get exact result.
Could something similar be used with the diff command? I’m using it to list all files modified in a given branch:
svn diff -r 5:HEAD –summarize …./mybranch
Where 5 is the “revision this branch was created in”. Looking for a way to do this without knowing the branch revision number. I tried some of the revision keyword args but they often require a local copy, which I don’t have in this case.
Thanks Bertrand,
Much useful
Jacques
PS: did not get shrinivasan’s solution to work using svn 1.7.1