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svn status does not provide you enough information ?

• olalonde 17y ago
  Right, perhaps I should simply take the habit of using svn status when in svn repositories. Still it would be cool to have it integrated with the regular "ls". Obviously, it's more of a nice-to-have than a must-have.
  • asolove 17y ago
    .bashrc: alias ls="my_ls" my_ls (chmod +x): if [ -d .svn ]; then svn status else ls fi
  • asolove 17y ago
    Obviously this can be expanded by adding colorized svn output and setting your svn status and ls formats as you would like.
• sophacles 17y ago
  No, i need two commands, ls -l and svn st to find out if a file is modified and what its perms are. Its like saying "there is no need for ack, as i can construct the same results from find, grep, and xargs." While it is doable, common cases warrant simplified tools so why not create them?