svn status - how to get svn status information
By Alvin Alexander on August 5, 2011
After you've made a few changes in your local SVN sandbox it can be helpful to check the SVN status to see what you've changed, or at least see what SVN thinks you've changed. To do this, just issue the svn status command to see the changes, like this:
svn status
In my case this "svn status" command returned the following information:
A build.alspc A antAlsPC.bat M build.xml
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