Meanwhile you can use:
svn diff tag-url trunk-url | grep "^Index: "
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From: rooneg (AT) gmail (DOT) com [mailto:rooneg (AT) gmail (DOT) com] Behalf Garrett Rooney
Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 7:20 AM
To: Luigi Paioro
Cc: users (AT) subversion (DOT) tigris.org
Subject: Re: Comparing tags and trunk dir
6/16/06, Luigi Paioro <luigi (AT) lambrate (DOT) inaf.itwrote:
Sorry, perhaps I wasn't clear
The command
svn diff tag-url trunk-url
prints out all the differences between all the files in tag-url and
trunk-url. This is too much for me I only need a list of files
changed, but I don't care about the changes themselves.
This question could be trivial too, but I don't know how to do it.
Anyway I've found a work around: I look what release number was the
tagged copy, then I switch my working copy to it, and so I can verify
the status
Subversion 1.4 will have a flag for diff that will tell you what
files changed without asking for the actual content changes.
-garrett
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