What does it mean when SVN indents a status code by one extra space?

Question

I just did a plain old SVN update through Subclipse, and this came up in my SVN console:

update C:/project/ -r HEAD --force
    U   C:/project/.project
    D   C:/project/mroozek
     U  C:/project/timeStone
     U  C:/project/barchern
    U   C:/project/lorem.java
    A   C:/project/ipsum.java

^{The filenames are made up, but the types are correct.}
Why is the status code (U, in the example) indented by one extra space on some lines?

Copilot

See also this answer, which links to this reference page about SVN's status command. Not exactly the same as the result of updating, but fairly similar. – Copilot

Answer 1

The first column says if the file was added, deleted, or otherwise changed.

The second column shows the modifications of a file's or directory's properties.

So in your case the contents of the 2 files mentioned remained unchanged, while their properties changed in some way.

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