git svn status
16. March, 2011 Leave a comment
Working with git-svn and need to know what your svn status would look like? Well within two lines you could be there. First make sure that your remotes/git-svn is up to date:
git svn fetch
Now you can a diff over that branch:
git diff --name-status remotes/git-svn
You should now see your standard diff. In case this didn’t work or your not sure where your default branch is lying, enter the command:
git branch -a
This will show you all your local and remotely tracked branches. Which looked in my case like this:
* master
remotes/git-svn