How do I see modified files, but not transferred from the server?

Question

In SourceSafe, I can know if someone changed the file, but did not commit it, because the file will be locked.

By default, Svn does not work with locks, which is good, but how can I find out if someone changed a file and forgot to commit it?

In my work, we collect the dll on the development machine and send it to the stage, I know that the build server integrated with the subversion server solves this problem, but I do not want to do it at the moment.

PS: My task is to compile the project with the old .cs, because the programmer may not have committed.

Answer 1

This is not how SVN works.

SubVersion edit-merge-commit. . , , ( ).

-- :

VSS to Subversion

Answer 2

, , , SVN . , , .

Subversion, .

Answer 3

Check For Modifications, , .

Answer 4

Subversion. , , , , . , script, ( ):

• Subversion
• SVN
• /

, , .

Answer 5

You can use svn statusto check if you have any local unmanaged changes.

To find out if someone has any uncontrollable changes, you will need to convince / bribe / pay / scare others in order to run the test each time or put it in cron or another scheduler. Of course, you would be alarmed by the files that they left for some reason (for example, something is not finished yet, does not work properly, etc.).