These are the CVS scripts ported to Subversion. They should behave just like
their CVS counterparts, for people who are used to them. However, please note
that some differences are expected, so be aware.
Also, note that these scripts need stress-testing. I have done my best to
make sure they work (in most cases), but please test them as well. Report to
me any problems if you can't fix them yourself.
Do not use these scripts in production environment unless you know what
you're doing, or until they have been tested. You have been warned.
colorsvn: counterpart to colorcvs and shares its config file as well.
Colourises the svn output so that additions, modifications, updates,
rejects, etc. are marked by colour.
Known bug: perl won't display stderr for some commands ("commit" commands)
create_svnignore: counterpart to create_cvsignore. Does the same things, but
instead of writing to .cvsignore, adds to the svn:ignore property.
nonsvnlist: counterpart to noncvslist: lists all files not in the repository
(it's basically just svn st | grep '^\?')
svn-clean: counterpart to cvs-clean: it is used to clean up your working dir
of files that are not in the repository
svn2dist: counterpart to cvs2dist. Completely untested, and won't work until
we define the Subversion repository structure and where the admin dir will
be
svnaddcurrentdir: counterpart to cvsaddcurrentdir: adds the files in the
current dir to the Subversion repository. The directory itself is not
added, and it is, in fact, expected to be a Subversion checkout already
svncheck: superfluous script, provided only for convenience for people
who are used to cvscheck. It will annoy you saying what command you
should be using (svn status)
svngettags: superfluous script, it's only there to tell you tags don't exist
in Subversion
svnlastchage: superfluous script, provided only for convenience for people
who are used to cvslastchange. It will annoy you saying what command you
should be using
svnlastlog: superfluous script as well (same comments)
svnversions: lists the revision a file was last modified
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