Commands by dollyaswin (1)

  • Add new files/directory to subversion repository

    These part of the command: svn status | grep '^\?' => find new file or directory on working copy sed -e 's/^\?//g' => remove "^" character on the first character of file name xargs svn add => add file to subversion repository You can modify above command to other circumtances, like revert addition files or commit files that have been modified. ^_^


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    svn status | grep '^\?' | sed -e 's/^\?//g' | xargs svn add
    dollyaswin · 2009-02-28 03:00:28 12

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