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What does it mean when SVN indents a status code by one extra space?

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subclipse

I just did a plain old SVN update through Subclipse, and this came up in my SVN console:

update C:/project/ -r HEAD --force
    U   C:/project/.project
    D   C:/project/mroozek
     U  C:/project/timeStone
     U  C:/project/barchern
    U   C:/project/lorem.java
    A   C:/project/ipsum.java

The filenames are made up, but the types are correct.
Why is the status code (U, in the example) indented by one extra space on some lines?

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Pops Avatar asked Mar 07 '11 19:03

Pops


1 Answers

The first column says if the file was added, deleted, or otherwise changed.

The second column shows the modifications of a file's or directory's properties.

So in your case the contents of the 2 files mentioned remained unchanged, while their properties changed in some way.

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richq Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 00:10

richq