Reputation: 5821
I'd like to determine from a batch file on Windows if a local SVN working copy needs to be updated from the server. On a unix-like machine, I would run "svn status -u" and count the '*'s. How do I achieve the same thing in a batch file?
Background: I'm trying to determine if a dependency library is out-of-date since it takes a long time to re-build it and we only update it about once every 3 months. This is for an automated build process.
Upvotes: 3
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If I'm following you, maybe something like:
svn st -u | find "*"
if not "%errorlevel%"=="0" goto end
svn update
:end
find sets errorlevel to 0 if it successfully found "*".
EDIT: accidentally left off the "" around %errorlevel%.
Upvotes: 4