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With respect to a specific working copy path, is there a way to check the exact revision numbers that HEAD, BASE, COMMITTED, PREV each refers to?

For example, I'd like to answer the question What revision number does keyword COMMITTED refer to, for file foo.txt?

One way to do this, is svn diff -r COMMITTED foo.txt, the output of which tells me COMMITTED refers to revision 47245. I wonder if there is a more straightforward way.

Index: run.js
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--- run.js      (revision 47245)
+++ run.js      (working copy)
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From how can I get the SVN head version number in shell?

To get the revision number that HEAD refers to. Same goes for BASE/COMMITTED/PREV.

svn info -r HEAD pom.xml | grep Revision | cut -d' ' -f2
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