Since every commit (consisting of any number of files, anywhere in the tree) changes the global repository revision, you can examine the log while at the top le

Since every commit (consisting of any number of files, anywhere in the tree) changes the global repository revision, you can examine the log while at the top level to see all changes that were made. Try verbose mode, e.g. "cd trunk" and "svn log -r HEAD -v". You should see additional output that lists all changed paths with the usual "M" or "A" markers, etc. next to each. You can specify any revision number, not just HEAD, of course. I also recommend grabbing the whole book for Subversion, which is free online (http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ http://svnbook.red-bean.com/).