'svnlook changed' inconsistent with 'svn up'

[John Peacock <jp...@rowman.com>]

I'm working on a Perl module that has no need to employ the Perl bindings, so I
am using the CLI programs.  While writing a script to walk a repository and
generate Perl data structures to compare against files on disk, I discovered
that the 'svnlook changed' output differs from what 'svn up' displays.

For example:

> $ svn up -r5
> A    project1/branches/branch1/dir2
> A    project1/branches/branch1/dir2/file4
> A    project1/branches/branch1/file3
> Updated to revision 5.

vs.

> $ svnlook changed -r5 ../test-repos
> A   project1/branches/branch1/dir2/
> A   project1/branches/branch1/dir2/file4
> A   project1/branches/branch1/file3

svnlook displays directory names with a trailing slash (arguably the correct
output), and 'svn up' doesn't.  I don't see a bug about this issue.  Should I
file one?

John

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Re: 'svnlook changed' inconsistent with 'svn up'

[Julian Foad <ju...@btopenworld.com>]

John Peacock wrote:
[...]
> the 'svnlook changed' output differs from what 'svn up' displays.
> 
>>$ svn up -r5
>>A    project1/branches/branch1/dir2
[...]
>>$ svnlook changed -r5 ../test-repos
>>A   project1/branches/branch1/dir2/
> 
> svnlook displays directory names with a trailing slash (arguably the correct
> output), and 'svn up' doesn't.  I don't see a bug about this issue.  Should I
> file one?

It seems that the only commands that print a final slash are:

   svnlook {changed,dirs-changed,tree}
   svn list

The rest don't:

   svnlook diff  ("Property changes on: dir")
   svnlook history  (reports on either a dir or a file, not a mixture)
   svn {add,ci,co,copy,move,delete,...}

I like the final slash, and I like consistency among commands.  What should we do?

- Julian

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