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Content preview: Have a good day, dear community. A have a trouble.
Results of "svn list --verbose" and "svn list --verbose *.*" shows
different filelists. Look at this: dir [...]
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Re: problem with 'svn list --verbose'
Posted by Lorenz <lo...@yahoo.com>.
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> [...] Sorry for the noise...
at least I'm fully awake now 8-)
Lorenz
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Re: problem with 'svn list --verbose'
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Nov 16, 2006, at 01:19, Lorenz wrote:
> Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>
>> On Nov 15, 2006, at 01:38, Lorenz wrote:
>>
>>> ru_RU.Subversion wrote:
>>>
>>>> A have a trouble. Results of "svn list --verbose" and "svn list --
>>>> verbose *.*"
>>>> shows different filelists. Look at this:
>>>> [...]
>>>> Is this bug or feature?
>>>
>>> "svn list" shows informations about the files in the repository, not
>>> files in the working copy.
>>>
>>> "svn list -v" is equivalent to "svn list -v ." and therefore lists
>>> the contents of the repo folder the working copy was checked out
>>> from.
>>>
>>> "svn list -v *.*" on the other hand will only list information from
>>> the repo for files files that are already in the working copy.
>>
>> False. "svn list" most definitely does operate on the working copy,
>> unless you provide a URL of a repository, in which case it lists the
>> repository.
>
> Well, then I must have missunderstood:
>
> <svn list --help>
>
> list (ls): List directory entries in the repository.
> usage: list [TARGET[@REV]...]
>
> List each TARGET file and the contents of each TARGET directory as
> they exist in the repository. If TARGET is a working copy path, the
> corresponding repository URL will be used. If specified, REV
> determines
> in which revision the target is first looked up.
>
> The default TARGET is '.', meaning the repository URL of the current
> working directory.
>
> </svn list --help>
>
> Doen't that mean, that even if you provide a wc path as target, the
> listed informations are from the corresponding repository location?
Hmm.... <scratches head> No, I guess I misunderstood. I was under the
impression that "svn ls" was a local operation. But it appears not to
be. I just disconnected from the network and "svn ls" no longer
worked. Sorry for the noise...
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Re: problem with 'svn list --verbose'
Posted by Lorenz <lo...@yahoo.com>.
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>On Nov 15, 2006, at 01:38, Lorenz wrote:
>> ru_RU.Subversion wrote:
>>
>>> A have a trouble. Results of "svn list --verbose" and "svn list --
>>> verbose *.*"
>>> shows different filelists. Look at this:
>>> [...]
>>> Is this bug or feature?
>>
>> "svn list" shows informations about the files in the repository, not
>> files in the working copy.
>>
>> "svn list -v" is equivalent to "svn list -v ." and therefore lists
>> the contents of the repo folder the working copy was checked out from.
>>
>> "svn list -v *.*" on the other hand will only list information from
>> the repo for files files that are already in the working copy.
>
>False. "svn list" most definitely does operate on the working copy,
>unless you provide a URL of a repository, in which case it lists the
>repository.
Well, then I must have missunderstood:
<svn list --help>
list (ls): List directory entries in the repository.
usage: list [TARGET[@REV]...]
List each TARGET file and the contents of each TARGET directory as
they exist in the repository. If TARGET is a working copy path, the
corresponding repository URL will be used. If specified, REV
determines
in which revision the target is first looked up.
The default TARGET is '.', meaning the repository URL of the current
working directory.
</svn list --help>
Doen't that mean, that even if you provide a wc path as target, the
listed informations are from the corresponding repository location?
yours confused
Lorenz
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Re: problem with 'svn list --verbose'
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Nov 15, 2006, at 01:38, Lorenz wrote:
> ru_RU.Subversion wrote:
>
>> A have a trouble. Results of "svn list --verbose" and "svn list --
>> verbose *.*"
>> shows different filelists. Look at this:
>> [...]
>> Is this bug or feature?
>
> "svn list" shows informations about the files in the repository, not
> files in the working copy.
>
> "svn list -v" is equivalent to "svn list -v ." and therefore lists
> the contents of the repo folder the working copy was checked out from.
>
> "svn list -v *.*" on the other hand will only list information from
> the repo for files files that are already in the working copy.
False. "svn list" most definitely does operate on the working copy,
unless you provide a URL of a repository, in which case it lists the
repository.
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Re: problem with 'svn list --verbose'
Posted by Lorenz <lo...@yahoo.com>.
ru_RU.Subversion wrote:
>A have a trouble. Results of "svn list --verbose" and "svn list --verbose *.*"
>shows different filelists. Look at this:
>[...]
>Is this bug or feature?
"svn list" shows informations about the files in the repository, not
files in the working copy.
"svn list -v" is equivalent to "svn list -v ." and therefore lists
the contents of the repo folder the working copy was checked out from.
"svn list -v *.*" on the other hand will only list information from
the repo for files files that are already in the working copy.
HTH
Lorenz
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Re: problem with 'svn list --verbose'
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Nov 14, 2006, at 00:32, ru_RU.Subversion wrote:
> A have a trouble. Results of "svn list --verbose" and "svn list --
> verbose *.*"
> shows different filelists. Look at this:
>
> --------------------------------------------
> dir
>
>
> 13.11.2006 10:31 <DIR> .
> 13.11.2006 10:31 <DIR> ..
> 12.11.2006 16:27 1я044
> 20061112_user_dragon_profile_diff.sql
> 16.09.2006 10:49 29 attach.bat
> 16.09.2006 10:49 174 attach.sql
> 16.09.2006 21:10 837 aux_scripts.sql
> 16.09.2006 21:07 298 create_database.bat
> 12.11.2006 23:58 38 create_extrefdata.bat
> 16.09.2006 10:49 29 detach.bat
> 16.09.2006 10:49 59 detach.sql
> 12.11.2006 23:59 445 ExtRefData_1_DB.sql
> 16.09.2006 21:08 237 ProDictate_1_DB.sql
> 16.09.2006 21:09 3я316 ProDictate_2_Localization.sql
> 12.11.2006 15:41 9я568 ProDictate_3_LJL.sql
> 12.11.2006 15:46 7я176 ProDictate_4_LJL_Logic.sql
> 12.11.2006 16:21 15я384 ProDictate_5_Data.sql
> 16.09.2006 21:09 8я210 ProDictate_6_exv.sql
> 16.09.2006 21:09 1я176 ProDictate_7_adsync.sql
> 16.09.2006 10:49 103 restore.bat
> 16.09.2006 10:49 25 run.bat
> 16.09.2006 10:49 33 run_db_f.bat
> 16.09.2006 10:49 26 run_db_q.bat
> 16.09.2006 10:49 19 run_f.bat
> 16.09.2006 10:49 33 run_q.bat
> 16.09.2006 10:49 19 run_q1.bat
> 24 File(s) 48я278 bytes
> 2 Dir(s) 5я643я284я480 bytes free
>
>
>
> svn list --verbose
>
> 1 Zju 333 ᥠ16 11:48 20051106_0_aux.sql
> 1 Zju 497 ᥠ16 11:48 20051226_0_aux.sql
> 1 Zju 237 ᥠ16 11:48 20060802_0_1_DB.sql
> 1 Zju 3316 ᥠ16 11:48
> 20060802_0_2_Localization.sql
> 1 Zju 9314 ᥠ16 11:48 20060802_0_3_LJL.sql
> 1 Zju 5983 ᥠ16 11:48
> 20060802_0_4_LJL_Logic.sql
> 1 Zju 14244 ᥠ16 11:48 20060802_0_5_Data.sql
> 1 Zju 8210 ᥠ16 11:48 20060802_0_6_exv.sql
> 1 Zju 1176 ᥠ16 11:48 20060802_0_7_adsync.sql
> 1 Zju 29 ᥠ16 11:48 attach.bat
> 1 Zju 174 ᥠ16 11:48 attach.sql
> 1 Zju 29 ᥠ16 11:48 detach.bat
> 1 Zju 59 ᥠ16 11:48 detach.sql
> 1 Zju 103 ᥠ16 11:48 restore.bat
> 1 Zju 25 ᥠ16 11:48 run.bat
> 1 Zju 298 ᥠ16 11:48 run20060802_0.bat
> 1 Zju 33 ᥠ16 11:48 run_db_f.bat
> 1 Zju 26 ᥠ16 11:48 run_db_q.bat
> 1 Zju 19 ᥠ16 11:48 run_f.bat
> 1 Zju 33 ᥠ16 11:48 run_q.bat
> 1 Zju 19 ᥠ16 11:48 run_q1.bat
>
>
> svn list --verbose *.*
>
> 142 Zju 1044 ®п 12 16:41
> 20061112_user_dragon_profile_diff.sql
> 1 Zju 29 ᥠ16 11:48 attach.bat
> 1 Zju 174 ᥠ16 11:48 attach.sql
> 8 Zju 837 ᥠ16 22:16 aux_scripts.sql
> 8 Zju 298 ᥠ16 22:16 create_database.bat
> 145 Zju 38 ®п 13 00:08 create_extrefdata.bat
> 1 Zju 29 ᥠ16 11:48 detach.bat
> 1 Zju 59 ᥠ16 11:48 detach.sql
> 145 Zju 445 ®п 13 00:08 ExtRefData_1_DB.sql
> 8 Zju 237 ᥠ16 22:16 ProDictate_1_DB.sql
> 8 Zju 3316 ᥠ16 22:16
> ProDictate_2_Localization.sql
> 138 Zju 9568 ®п 12 16:01 ProDictate_3_LJL.sql
> 138 Zju 7176 ®п 12 16:01 ProDictate_4_LJL_Logic.sql
> 142 Zju 15384 ®п 12 16:41 ProDictate_5_Data.sql
> 8 Zju 8210 ᥠ16 22:16 ProDictate_6_exv.sql
> 8 Zju 1176 ᥠ16 22:16 ProDictate_7_adsync.sql
> --------------------------------------------
>
> Is this bug or feature?
Which differences are you interested in? I see that the lists
reference different files, and also that the non-ASCII characters are
misrepresented in one verison.
The difference in the list of files is not a bug. It sounds like a
consequence of having a mixed-revision working copy. Sounds like your
working copy is out of date. You should "svn update" your working
copy. Then the two lists should be more similar. Mixed-revision
working copies and their consequences are explained in the book:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.2/svn.basic.in-
action.html#svn.basic.in-action.mixedrevs
The difference in non-ASCII characters could be due to your locale
setting. You didn't say what OS you're on. What's the value of your
LANG environment variable? It needs to be set properly.
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