Check if files have been modified using Subversion svn

I am using Subversion svn under windows in cmd. How can I check which files were modified from a previous version? I tried

svn.exe info --changelist xx # xx is a revision number 

But there is no way out. I think I need to add url to the trunk + I need to tell svn.exe that I want the list of changes from the current version that I have on my computer (for example, 74) to be the last (for example, 75). How can i do this? Thanks!

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You need the svn status command .

 svn status # By itself, it'll show you local changes in your working copy svn status --show-updates # This will show what out of date 

Also, if you use Windows, I wholeheartedly recommend TortoiseSVN .

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It seems to me that you just want svn status , which will provide you with a list of all the current changes in your repository. You can also use svn diff , which will show you a detailed scatter of all current changes. If you want to distinguish between two different change lists, svn diff can also show you this information in various ways. See svn help diff or online documentation for more details.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1302508/


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