| 9 | Seeing What You’ve Changed Using Tortoise |
The Tortoise Check for modifications… command can be used anywhere inside a working copy and will show any changes you have made. Similar to the command-line client, it will do its work faster if you know you’re only interested in changes in a particular directory. Each file listed is color coded as well as having its state listed in the “text status” column.
There are a number of checkboxes that control how Tortoise shows changes:
- Show unversioned files
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Shows any new files that haven’t yet been added to Subversion. It’s a good idea to keep this option selected so you don’t forget to add new files when committing to the repository.
- Show unmodified files
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Useful only on really small projects, this ...
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