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Save the changes to the server with svn commit Another user can incor-
porate your changes in his working directory by synchronizing with the
server using svn update.
Unlike CVS, the status of a working directory in subversion can be dis-
played without accessing the repository with svn status. Local changes
are displayed in five columns, with the first one being the most important
one:
” No changes.
’A’ Object is marked for addition.
’D’ Object is marked for deletion.
’M’ Object was modified.
’C’ Object is in conflict.
’I’ Object was ignored.
’?’ Object is not being maintained by versioning control.
’!’ Object is reported missing. This flag appears when the object was
deleted or moved without the svn command.
’ ’ Object was being maintained as a file but has since been replaced by a
directory or the opposite has occurred.
The second column shows the status of properties. The meaning of all other
columns can be read in the subversion book (see the following section).
Use the command svn help to obtain the description of a parameter of a
command:
svn help proplist
proplist (plist, pl): List all properties on files, dirs, or revisions.
usage: 1. proplist [PATH...]
2. proplist --revprop -r REV [URL]
1. Lists versioned props in working copy.
2. Lists unversioned remote props on repos revision.
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23.5. Introduction to Subversion