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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Ian Brandt <ia...@ianbrandt.com> on 2006/10/09 22:33:18 UTC
svn status --max-depth [n] (and/or -N, --non-recursive)
Hi,
When dealing with a large number of changes it's a bit overwhelming to
see them recursively dumped. Sometimes I'd rather review them one
directory at a time. I'm looking for a buddy with which to file an
RFE for a "--max-depth [n]" and/or a "-N, --non-recursive" switch on
svn status.
I would imagine that --non-recursive might be a bit simpler to
implement in isolation, and it fits my immediate need, but if
--max-depth isn't much harder it may fit some unforeseen need, and
--non-recursive could be implemented on top of it simply as a facade
to "--max-depth 1".
The closest workaround I could think up is:
find . -type f -max-depth 1 | xargs svn status
But that doesn't quite cut it because it only gets the status of files
in the current directory, not that of sub-folders, and it is not very
portable.
Any thoughts? Any takers?
Thanks,
Ian
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Re: svn status --max-depth [n] (and/or -N, --non-recursive)
Posted by Ian Brandt <ia...@ianbrandt.com>.
Mark Phippard wrote:
> svn help status says that -N (--non-recursive) is already an available
> option. AFAIK, it has been there since SVN 1.0.
Ha, so it does. Been staring at the screen too long.
Thanks,
Ian
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Re: svn status --max-depth [n] (and/or -N, --non-recursive)
Posted by Mark Phippard <ma...@softlanding.com>.
Ian Brandt <ia...@ianbrandt.com> wrote on 10/09/2006 06:33:18 PM:
> When dealing with a large number of changes it's a bit overwhelming to
> see them recursively dumped. Sometimes I'd rather review them one
> directory at a time. I'm looking for a buddy with which to file an
> RFE for a "--max-depth [n]" and/or a "-N, --non-recursive" switch on
> svn status.
>
> I would imagine that --non-recursive might be a bit simpler to
> implement in isolation, and it fits my immediate need, but if
> --max-depth isn't much harder it may fit some unforeseen need, and
> --non-recursive could be implemented on top of it simply as a facade
> to "--max-depth 1".
>
> The closest workaround I could think up is:
svn help status says that -N (--non-recursive) is already an available
option. AFAIK, it has been there since SVN 1.0. The 1.0 book lists it as
an option:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.0/re26.html
Mark
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