\nHere’s a couple of useful bash commands I’ve been using recently when working with Subversion:\n<\/p>\n
The first helps me with an annoyance I have with externals. Normally doing a “svn st –ignore-externals” still lists all the externals even though I’m not actually interesting in seeing them when I want to know what I’ve changed locally. For example in the output below I only really want to know that I’ve changed ‘development-tenants.xml’, i’m not really interested in the rest.\n<\/p>\n
\nNadeems-Computer:zephyr-trunk nadeemshabir$ svn st --ignore externals\r\nX lib\/arc\r\nX lib\/moriarty\r\nX lib\/simpleSAMLphp\r\nX 3rdPartyDevelopmentTools\/svnant-1.0.0\r\nX 3rdPartyDevelopmentTools\/PHPUnit\r\nX 3rdPartyDevelopmentTools\/selenium-server-1.0-beta-1\r\nX 3rdPartyDevelopmentTools\/selenium-core-0.8.3\r\nM developmentdata\/development-tenants.xml<\/pre>\n<\/blockquote>\n\nTo address this the first command is an alias I’ve created that shows me all the files that I’ve changed\/added\/removed locally but specifically doesn’t list anything related to any externals<\/p>\n
\nalias whatschanged='svn st --ignore-externals | grep -v \"^X \"'<\/pre>\n<\/blockquote>\n\nThe second bash command deals with the fact that I often have a large number of files I want to add to subversion all at once. This command takes all un-added files and adds them to subversion …\n<\/p>\n
\n\r\nsvn st | grep '^? ' | awk '{ print $2 }' | xargs svn add\r\n<\/pre>\n<\/blockquote>\nHope you find them useful.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Here’s a couple of useful bash commands I’ve been using recently when working with Subversion: The first helps me with an annoyance I have with externals. Normally doing a “svn st –ignore-externals” still lists all the externals even though I’m … Continue reading