On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 5:36 AM Julian Foad <julianf...@apache.org> wrote:
> 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. "svn status" (without -v) is defined as showing only locally modified items. So I wouldn't object to that, provided there's a way to list changelist(s) in effect and what files are in them. E.g. "svn changelist --list" or "svn changelist --show" or "svn status --changelists" or something. Otherwise you'd have to remember what you've done--and the whole point of version control is not to have to remember! :-) Nathan
