> Andreas:
>
> On Mon, Jun 6, 2016 at 3:50 AM, Andreas Stieger
> wrote:
> > or knowing who is actually working on a file.
>
> Incorrect, this is shown in both TortoiseSVN and svn cli.
>
> To be more precise, you can know who, in the past, has made changes to files
> and
> checked those change
TortoiseSVN has a Log browser where you can filter what you want to see.
/Atle
From: Justin Taylor [mailto:jus...@lorencook.com]
Sent: 24. juni 2015 23:13
To: users@subversion.apache.org
Subject: List commits for specific user & date range
Is there some tool or option that will allow me to view
> In the meantime, can you think of any workaround ...
As a workaround you might use Expect (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expect) in
your script.
/Atle
> Is there a way to get full status information for a disjoint working copy
> without performing "svn st" on each sub working copies?
A workaround on Linux with svn client 1.7 or newer is to use a command similar
to:
find . -type d -name "\.svn" | sed 's/\.svn$//' | xargs svn st
Then at least
Hi
Is there a way to get full status information for a disjoint working copy
without performing "svn st" on each sub working copies? And without the use of
external definition?
Example:
setenv p `pwd`
svnadmin create r
svn -m "" mkdir file:///$p/r/common file:///$p/r/common/module1
file:///$p/
