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Sometimes I encountered this problem with working with SVN , I took a branch and made a lot of changes , then I need to know which files I have changed in .
This can be done with a simple svn command , execute it on your branch .
Where 1234 is the revision of the branch when you first copied it .
That's it , this command will list all your changes .
Sometimes I encountered this problem with working with SVN , I took a branch and made a lot of changes , then I need to know which files I have changed in .
This can be done with a simple svn command , execute it on your branch .
svn diff -r 1234:HEAD --summarize
Where 1234 is the revision of the branch when you first copied it .
That's it , this command will list all your changes .
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