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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by Kristis Makris <mk...@gmx.net> on 2005/01/04 19:43:46 UTC
Re: [ham] Re: svn info file://
> > I'm trying to retrieve information on a directory without checking out
> > a
> > repository.
>
> 'svn ls -v URL'
What happened to the year ? I'm using 1.0.6.
$ svn ls -v file:///tmp/cse520/tags
25 mkgnu Sep 02 17:59 homework1_0-1-0/
28 mkgnu Sep 08 10:24 homework1_0-1-1/
33 mkgnu Sep 10 08:25 homework1_0-1-2/
> Yes, but not for the reasons you assume. We're expanding 'svn info' to
> work on URLs as part of the svn 1.2 locking feature.
Perhaps I should wait for 1.2 then.
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Re: [ham] Re: svn info file://
Posted by Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>.
On Jan 4, 2005, at 1:43 PM, Kristis Makris wrote:
>
>>> I'm trying to retrieve information on a directory without checking
>>> out
>>> a
>>> repository.
>>
>> 'svn ls -v URL'
>
> What happened to the year ? I'm using 1.0.6.
>
> $ svn ls -v file:///tmp/cse520/tags
> 25 mkgnu Sep 02 17:59 homework1_0-1-0/
> 28 mkgnu Sep 08 10:24 homework1_0-1-1/
> 33 mkgnu Sep 10 08:25 homework1_0-1-2/
>
Have you ever run 'ls -l' on Unix? I believe the rule is that if the
date is within 1 year of today, the year is omitted. So "Sep 02" means
"last September".
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