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TortoiseSVN identifies the modified file - so why doesn't svn diff report any differences?

I have a folder computed using TortoiseSVN. If I copy a newer version of a file on top of an existing version file, TortoiseSVN correctly determines that the file has been modified. However, when I do "diff with the previous version", it reports "no differences."

If I use WinMerge, I see that the ARE files are different.

Does anyone know why the TortoiseSVN error does not work?

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Diff with the previous one is a different command than viewing what has been changed in your working copy.

The previous one is defined as the version prior to the version that you have in your working copy:

                 A revision argument can be one of:
                    NUMBER       revision number
                    '{' DATE '}' revision at start of the date
                    'HEAD'       latest in repository
                    'BASE'       base rev of item working copy
                    'COMMITTED'  last commit at or before BASE
                    'PREV'       revision just before COMMITTED

PREVIOUS, COMMITTED

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