with svn, check the revision number when offline

svn version-control revision offline-mode
Davide picture Davide · Dec 11, 2009 · Viewed 26.8k times · Source

I'm offline (well, to be exact my svn repository in unreachable right now), but I have a fully fledged working copy on which I am, well, working :-)

Now I need to know the revision number of a file. How can I check the revision number of a particular file (which by the way doesn't have the svn:keywords property) while being offline?

I usually check them with svn ls -v or svn log | head or svn blame (of course they give more than I'm looking for right now).

Answer

Gonzalo picture Gonzalo · Dec 11, 2009

Use: svn info FILENAME

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