`svn diff -r HEAD &lt;item&gt;` if you want to get the difference between your working copy and the last committed revision.

`svn diff -r PREV:COMMITTED &lt;item&gt;` if you want to see what the last commit did.

You should take look at [Revision Keywords](http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.tour.revs.specifiers.html#svn.tour.revs.keywords).

`svn info &lt;item&gt;` will give you (among other things) the last change revision for the item.



As per your comments you&#39;d like to see differences between the current and previous versions of an item that is not in your working copy. For that you need to know the item&#39;s URL (e.g. `svn://[repo_root]/[path]/[item]`) which I assume you do. Then you do the following:

    svn info &lt;item-URL&gt;

will contain (among other things) the last change revision. With that revision number R you run:

    svn diff -c &lt;R&gt; &lt;item-URL&gt;

and it will give you the last commit diff.


    

I&#39;m using curl to test one of my Django forms. The calls I&#39;ve tried (with errors from each, and over multiple lines for readability):

(1):

    curl
    -d &quot;{\&quot;email\&quot;:\&quot;test@test.com\&quot;}&quot;
    --header &quot;X-CSRFToken: [triple checked value from the source code of a page I already loaded from my Django app]&quot;
    --cookie &quot;csrftoken=[same csrf value as above]&quot;
    http://127.0.0.1:8083/registrations/register/

(with http header and `csrftoken` in cookie) results in a 400 error with no data returned.

(2):

    curl
    -d &quot;{a:1}&quot;
    --header &quot;X-CSRFToken:[as above]&quot;
    --cookie &quot;csrftoken=[as above];sessionid=[from header inspection in Chrome]&quot;
    http://127.0.0.1:8083/registrations/register/

(as in (1) but no spaces in header property declaration, and with `sessionid` in cookie too) results in the same 400 error with no data returned.

(3):

    curl
    -d &quot;{a:1}&quot;
    --header &quot;X-CSRFToken:[as above]&quot;
    http://127.0.0.1:8083/registrations/register/

(only http header with `X-CSRFToken`, no cookie) results in error code 403, with message: CSRF cookie not set.

How can I test my form with curl? What factors am I not considering besides cookie values and http headers?

How to use curl with Django, csrf tokens and POST requests

Does Qt automatically remove connections between objects , when one of the side is deleted ?

e.g `connect (A .. , B ..)` , when A (a pointer) is deleted , or B is deleted , will the connection be disconnected ? 

Is it necessary to use disconnect explicitly in destructor ?

Are signals in Qt automatically disconnected when one of the class is deleted

How can I get diff in file content of current and previous revision number by command line?

And how can I get previous revision number?

Command to get svn diff of current and previous revision number

<p>How can I get diff in file content of current and previous revision number by command line?</p>
<p>And how can I get previous revision number?</p>


[This][1], [question][2], [is][3], [asked][4], [over][5], [and][6], [over][7], [and][8], [over][9], 
on the [R-sig-finance][10] mailing list, but I do not think it has been asked on stackoverflow.

It goes like this:

Where can I obtain the latest version of package XYZ that is hosted on R-forge?  I tried to install it with `install.packages`, but this is what happened:

    &gt; install.packages(&quot;XYZ&quot;,repos=&quot;http://r-forge.r-project.org&quot;)
    Warning message: package ‘XYZ’ is not available (for R version 2.15.0)

Looking on the R-forge website for XYZ, I see that the package failed to build.
Therefore, there is no link to download the source.  Is there any other way 
to get the source code?  Once I get the source code, how can I turn that into a 
package that I can load with `library(&quot;XYZ&quot;)`?


  [1]: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.finance/10265
  [2]: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.finance/10022
  [3]: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.finance/9715
  [4]: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.finance/9359
  [5]: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.finance/9169/focus=9170
  [6]: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.finance/9135
  [7]: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.finance/8645
  [8]: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.finance/7965
  [9]: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.finance/7173
  [10]: https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-sig-finance
  [11]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10252062/how-to-install-a-development-version-of-r-package-from-google-code-and-or-launch


Cannot install R-forge package using install.packages

I am being forced to work with Subversion on a current project.

Someone has unkindly added the `bin` and `obj` folders to the repository.

Other than removing them, and committing the removal, is there an equivalent of .gitignore file I can add to the repository to make the guilty party in the development team never add them again?

I know I can alter my own global ignore pattern, but ideally I&#39;d like the whole development team to be able to share this on a project level.


Equivalent of &quot;.gitignore&quot; file with Subversion

I started getting the following error whenever i use SVN in my server:

    svn: warning: cannot set LC_CTYPE locale
    svn: warning: environment variable LC_CTYPE is UTF-8
    svn: warning: please check that your locale name is correct

my guess is that there might be something wrong with my svn client(Using Versions App) and the server svn...

how can i make this warning disappear forever from the server whenever i use such commands?

SVN cannot set LC_CTYPE locale

I used to work under Subversion/SVN and was instantly using nice feature called keyword substitution. Just putting in source files smth like:

    /*
     *   $Author: ivanovpv $
     *   $Rev: 42 $
     *   $LastChangedDate: 2012-05-25 21:47:42 +0200 (Fri, 25 May 2012) $
     */

And each time Subversion was substituting keywords (Author, Rev, LastChangedDate) with actual ones.

Some time ago I was forced to move to Git and just wondering is there&#39;s something similar to Subversion&#39;s keyword substitution in Git?

Git keyword substitution like those in Subversion?

I&#39;m using Subversion via the Linux command line interface.

I want to see the difference between revision 11390 and 8979 of a specific file called `fSupplierModel.php` in my terminal. How can I do that?

How do I output the difference between two specific revisions in Subversion?

I&#39;m using Tortoise SVN to update and commit changes to the repository in the server whenever I make changes to my working copy. But from a few days I&#39;m not able to commit the changes and I get the following error whenever I try to commit.

    Working copy &#39;C:\Program Files\EasyPHP\www\project\php&#39; locked.
    &#39;C:\Program Files\EasyPHP\www\project&#39; is already locked.

I&#39;ve tried to unlock the folder by right clicking on it and selecting **Tortoise SVN &gt; Release lock**, it says
&gt;There&#39;s nothing to unlock. No file has a lock in this working copy

What might be the problem?

Working copy locked error in tortoise svn while committing

Is it possible to retrospectively create a patch?  The Tortoise SVN client we are using gives us the option to create a patch instead of (or during) a commit.  

I would like to work on the fix using the trunk, check it in and have the build server run all its tests and metrics to confirm that the fix is acceptable.  I would then like to be able to select a few revisions (if the first attempt at fixing it only got us part way there) and create a patch file from the files that have changed.

I can then take the patch and apply it to a few other branches.  Is this possible?

Create SVN patch after commit

How to resolve tree conflict in current scenerio.

    C:\DevBranch
    C:\MyBranch

I updated both branches. Edited MyBranch and then committed back. Now want to merge those changes into DevBranch. When I am doing the merge I am getting &#39;Tree Conflicts&#39;

    The last merge operation tried to add the file &#39;abc.def&#39;, but it was already added locally.

    How do you want to resolve this conflict?
    Keep the file from repository
    Keep the local file

How can I resolve?

Resolving tree conflict

I&#39;ve checked out a copy of the SVN branch (my branch) locally to which I&#39;ve merged from a different branch (which has a completely different folder structure). So basically there are a lot of deletions (of old files) and additions (of new files). 

When I try to commit the merge to the repository (to my branch), Tortoise says

&gt; This commit is not recursive, and there are moved/renamed folders selected for commit. Such moves/renames are always performed recursively in the repository. Do you want to commit anyway?

Is it fine to proceed with this commit? If not, what should I do so that there&#39;s no problem?

Also, for some files that I&#39;ve added, I&#39;ve made changes after adding (if this affects the nature).

How does Tortoise&#39;s non recursive commit work?

I was trying to do a `svn cleanup` because I can&#39;t commit the changes in my working copy, and I got the following error: 

&gt; sqllite: database disk image is malformed

![Cleanup failed to process the following paths][1]

What can I do right now?


  [1]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/ysspk.png

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Command to get svn diff of current and previous revision number

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Are signals in Qt automatically disconnected when one of the class is deleted

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