Is there a way to list all files that will be modified, added, and deleted in my local copy, so I can sanity check before commit?
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Is there a way to list all files that will be modified, added, and deleted in my local copy, so I can sanity check before commit?
It is indeed a good practice before each commit.
On Windows, you should go with TortoiseSVN.
Combined with compare tool (Beyond Compare, etc.) is your winner tool.
On Linux, you can use both
svn status(or shorthandsvn st) to see modified / deleted / added filessvn diff <file>to see changes.I use the following command to see differences in more nice form:
svn diff <file> | vim -