When running svn revert -R * command from repository root, sometimes I get unversioned files reported as "Skipped", but sometimes I don't. When it reports unversioned files, the output is like
Skipped 'path/to/file/name.ext'
When it doesn't report unversioned files as skipped, it just doesn't output anything about unversioned files.
For the sake of scripting I would like all unversioned files (and only unversioned files) to be reported as skipped.
This is for the purpose of removing unversioned files, while the solution described here doesn't work for nested SVN repositories because they are also listed with ? leading character by svn status.
UPDATE:
svn st -v produces output like the following:
? projects/test-suite
281978 239612 gbedwell resources
281978 239612 gbedwell resources/windows_version_resource.rc
281978 281585 hahnfeld runtimes
281978 281585 hahnfeld runtimes/CMakeLists.txt
281978 279776 cbieneman runtimes/Components.cmake.in
? t1.txt
In the bottom there is unversioned file I want to get reported as "Skipped" (and consequently, to remove this file with a script). In the top there is a nested repository, whose status is indistinguishable from the status of an unversioned file. I wouldn't like to remove the nested repository in the script.
This time svn revert -R *reports the unversioned file as skipped, here is the full output:
Skipped 't1.txt'
UPDATE2: It seems that when the command is like svn revert -R repository, svn doesn't list the unversioned files as skipped. But when the command is like svn revert -R repository/*, it lists. Though I'm not sure if this is the only cause, I think the latter command type sometimes did not list too unversioned files as skipped.
