␡
- Subversion: A Great Product
- Repository and Working Copy
- Creating the Repository
- Creating a Share and Mapping a Network Drive
- Structure of the Working Copy
- Checking Files In and Out of the Repository
- Getting Other Peoples Changes
- Adding New Files
- Getting Change Differences for a File
- Getting Information About a File
- Backing up Subversion Repositories
- Conclusion
Like this article? We recommend
Getting Information About a File
Sometimes it’s necessary to get information about a given file. An example is when you can’t remember if a file has been added to the working copy. Executing the following command tells you everything you might need to know, particularly if the file has been added to the working copy:
svn info
If the file hasn’t been added to the working copy, then you’ll get an error message to that effect.