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nonopolarity

Reputation: 150956

For svn, is there a way to show which files are at an older revision?

Let's say the whole project is a revision 123, and now I reverted a file some/path/foo.txt to revision 88 by using svn up -r 88 some/path/foo.txt. At this point, is there a way to show a list of files that are "not the current revision"? svn st or svn status will only show modified files but not files that are at an older revision.

Update: the command

svn st -v | grep -v 123

where the 123 is the current revision seem to do the job, except we need to check for the current revision number such as 423623 first and then run the command above... and also, what if the number 123 happens to be part of a filename, then the grep will do an incorrect job, so if there is a better and faster way...

Upvotes: 2

Views: 55

Answers (1)

Lazy Badger
Lazy Badger

Reputation: 97270

Read more carefully about svn status options and output. For your use-case (mixed working copy, some files are in non-HEAD revision)

>svn st -u
        *       24   Hello.fr.txt
        *       21   Hello.de.txt
Status against revision:     37

Upvotes: 3

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