Apart from allowing us to travel through time for any file under its control, Subversion can also tell us exactly what changed between versions or the changes we made to our working copy. If we make some changes to our one-and-only project file, but don't check them in, we can look at how this works.
First we can see what has changed in our working copy compared to the latest version (known as 'head').
1. Type
svn statusand press Enter.$ svn status M foo.py
From the previous table above we can tell that
foo.pyhas been modified. We can see what changes have been made to that file with thediffcommand.2. Type
svn diff foo.pyand press Enter.$ svn diff foo.py Index: foo.py =================================================================== --- foo.py (revision 3) +++ foo.py (working copy) @@ -1,4 +1,3 @@ #! /usr/bin/python -print "Hello, world!" name = raw_input('What is your name? ') print 'Hello, %s' % nameSubversion defaults to displaying its differences using the...