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Subversion or subclipse - How to get a list of scanned files?

Does anyone know of any path from the command line or subtitle to get a list of files that I checked?

Thanks.

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Using Subclipse, you can simply right-click on the project and go to Team> Synchronize with Repository, and it will take you to the "Team Synchronizing" point and show a list of files that are different.

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svn st -v seems appropriate, I think. Try svn help st for more information.

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If you only need a list of files (without any other information), you can add the glowcoder command with sed :

 svn status -v | sed 's/\s*\d*\s*\d*\s.*\s//'

Filters information before file names (at least for me)

Explanation of sed argument:

  • The first \ d * filters out the current audit revision
  • The second \ d * filters out the current version of the file.
  • . * filters out authors name

(\ s * filters out spaces)

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Just copy the information from the SVN console after you have verified the code. If you don’t know where the SVN console is located: go to the “Console View” menu and click the arrow icon. Select the SVN console. All files that you checked should be listed there.

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