Addition at bottom :- 2011/1/1 shirish शिरीष <shirisha...@gmail.com>: > Hi all, > This is going to be a long post and actually a repost of what I asked > in Debian forum few days ago. > http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=58799 but got no answer. > > This is from svn version 1.6.12 . > > <quote> > Hi all, > I am no programmer, just a user who sometimes downloads svn snapshots > or trunk builds and compiles them. My subversion skills are hence > extremely poor and hence need the forum expertise to know. Few > questions below :- > > a. Is there a way in subversion when you are downloading some new > project progress as in megabytes downloaded etc. An excerpt so it will > make clear what I am asking :- > > $ svn co https://pagesofadventur.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pagesofadventur > pagesofadventur > A pagesofadventur/trunk > A pagesofadventur/trunk/.classpath > A pagesofadventur/trunk/COMPILING > A pagesofadventur/trunk/compile.sh > A pagesofadventur/trunk/LICENSE > A pagesofadventur/trunk/.project > A pagesofadventur/trunk/lib > A pagesofadventur/trunk/lib/libopenal64.so > > > This is just an small FOSS game coming up which I checked out recently > and its just an excerpt of the whole svn release. What I want to know > is can something be added to the command so it gives something like > this :- > > A pagesofadventur/trunk ------ downloaded 5 KB > A pagesofadventur/trunk/.classpath ...... downloaded 15 KB > A pagesofadventur/trunk/COMPILING ...... downloaded 25 KB > > Something that will either give the total bandwidth being consumed > (total size of the directory being downloaded in real-time or the size > of the file in real-time) either of them will be good. As of right now > I don't see or know how much data is being downloaded. > > a1. Also is there some sort of progress meter or something which can > be used ? Something like we get in wget ? > > b. At the moment, svn info gives very sparse information. I get > something like this only :- > > $ svn info > Path: . > URL: https://pagesofadventur.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pagesofadventur/trunk > Repository Root: > https://pagesofadventur.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pagesofadventur > Repository UUID: 61f2b476-27aa-424f-a2cb-73af79cd3606 > Revision: 38 > Node Kind: directory > Schedule: normal > Last Changed Author: edwardlii > Last Changed Rev: 38 > Last Changed Date: 2010-12-28 22:34:51 +0530 (Tue, 28 Dec 2010) > > Now I know that whenever people make a changeset or do a svn push, > they usually comment the update/release whatever. How can I access > whatever comment the author has made ? > > </quote> > > Looking forward for answers to the above. > > Also is it just possible just to kinda browse/look in/get messages of > the newest svn commits and not the actual code ? > > I'm asking as I'm in a constrained bandwidth environment and have to > pick and choose when I can pull svn commits. It would be handy to just > get and read through the commit messages and decide when to pull them. > > Looking forward for answers.
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