Johan Corveleyn <jcor...@gmail.com> writes: > Now, all is not lost if there are mismatches: 'svn cleanup' corrects > the last-mod-times in the wc-metadata (for all files which are still > identical to the pristine, the last-mod-time in metadata will be > updated). But the problem is that users are lazy, and they won't run > 'svn cleanup' unless they know it's necessary / beneficial. So I'd > like to help them a bit by offering an easy way to detect if their > working copy contains a significant amount of timestamp-mismatches.
Can that be done more efficiently than 'svn cleanup'? Perhaps what you want is a 'svn cleanup --verbose' that reports on fixed timestamps and redundant pristines? -- Philip
