RE: Can't see the wood for the trees (or: what are my branches called?)

[Giulio Troccoli]

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> From: Gary [mailto:subversion-u...@garydjones.name]
> Sent: 19 November 2010 08:32
> To: users@subversion.apache.org
> Subject: Can't see the wood for the trees (or: what are my
> branches called?)
>
> Is there any way of finding out what branches I have created?
> I did look at the "red book" but it seems like there isn't
> anything, at least not where I expected to find it.

You can use the ls command, probably with a depth of immediate, recursively 
until you find what you want:

svn ls --depth immediate http://url.to.repo

This will give you the list of directories at the root of your repository. Then 
you go deeper

svn ls --depth immediate http://url.to.repo/branches

Assuming branches is one of the folder in the root of the repository you want 
to investigate.

G

Re: Can't see the wood for the trees (or: what are my branches called?)

[Arpad Ilia]

> Is there any way of finding out what branches I have created? I did look
> at the "red book" but it seems like there isn't anything, at least not
> where I expected to find it.

Assuming you placed your branches in 'branches':

svn list [URL]/branches


Arpad Ilia

Re: Can't see the wood for the trees (or: what are my branches called?)

[Andrey Repin]

Greetings, Gary!

> Thanks (both of you). I'd have appreciated it even more if you had
> followed the "Mail-Copies-To: never" header.

That is not standard header. If you really do not wish to receive personal
reply, set the Reply-To address back to the mailing list, which is the right
way to do this.


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WBR,
 Andrey Repin (anrdae...@freemail.ru) 19.11.2010, <23:32>

Sorry for my terrible english...