svn status doesn't generally show unmodified files, except with '-v'.
However, in changelists, it shows unmodified files, even without '-v'
I am finding this to be a inconsistent, and a nuisance because I am
currently working on a task in which I have a lot of files potentially
modified, in two or more groups which I want to commit separately,
scattered across paths. The use case seems right for changelists, but
"svn status" shows a screenful of non-changed files.
Demo:
[[[
$ touch a b c d; svn add a b c d; svn ci -m ""; svn up
...
$ echo hello > b
$ echo hello > d
$ svn cl foo c d
A [foo] c
A [foo] d
$ svn status -v
1 1 julianfoad .
1 1 julianfoad a
M 1 1 julianfoad b
--- Changelist 'foo':
1 1 julianfoad c
M 1 1 julianfoad d
$ svn status
M b
--- Changelist 'foo':
c
M d
]]]
File 'c' shows up in the plain 'svn status' even though it is unmodified.
I propose we should change this so unmodified files are not listed. It
would look like this:
[[[
$ svn status
M b
--- Changelist 'foo':
M d
]]]
A changelist heading is printed only when a file in that changelist is
listed, so there will be no heading if no files in the changelist are
modified. It would look like this:
[[[
$ svn revert b d
Reverted 'b'
Reverted 'd'
$ svn status -v
1 1 julianfoad .
1 1 julianfoad a
1 1 julianfoad b
--- Changelist 'foo':
1 1 julianfoad c
1 1 julianfoad d
$ svn status
]]]
Thoughts?
- Julian
