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What does 'MM' means when I run a svn diff?

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When I run svn diff with the --summarize argument,

svn diff --summarize <path1> <path2>

I see some lines starting with MM in the output.

I know M is for modified, D for deleted, etc. but I have never seen MM before.

Does anyone know what MM means ?

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Pierre-Olivier Avatar asked Apr 16 '12 19:04

Pierre-Olivier


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1 Answers

the first column is content, the 2nd is properties

so your content, and its properties, have been modified.

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bkr Avatar answered Oct 04 '22 16:10

bkr