I am searching a way to update a svn, but only received the files added since the last time (That is, they are completely new to the repository). I'm not sure whether this is also possible, any thoughts? Edit: OK, the problem is that it is a very large repository - it takes ages to make general updates and it is okay for most users to not have the latest version of every file, but Not all files need to break for it. This is the reason why it would be good to be able to get only increased files.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that the code in which I will do this is not included in the code, so I am not worried about breaking it. Sorry about that and thanks for your suggestions!
If you use the --show-updates flag on svn, you should be told the status Added, you can spell some shell scripts to filter and update the files.
However, as others have said that it does not matter much and you are likely to end broken code
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