Good Day I'd like to know if there is a way to make a SVN STATUS command recursive while filtering the files using a wildcard?
I need this purely for performance reasons. I'm guessing that the amount of data that the repository need to pass back (via a rather slow network) will be less, and also that I'll save time when processing the results since I don't have to filter out lots of unneeded information. Some more detail: I have a SVN working copy containing several levels of subdirectories. In these subdirectories there are various different file types that are all under version control. I often use the following statement to obtain the current status of the working copy: svn status --verbose --show-updates This works fine and returns the status of each and every file and directory contained in the working copy. However, I'm often only interested in the files with a specific extension (*.kb). So I've tried to use svn status --verbose --show-updates *.kb But this only returns the .kb files found in the current directory (i.e. non-recursive) Your assistance will be greatly appreciated. Regards Niel
