We have svn repository with a structure like

```
-- trunk
|
-- tags
  |
   - 4.0.0
   |
   - 4.0.1
   |
   - 4.0.2
   |
   - 4.0.2b

```

Now if I go to production site into a directory with the tag 4.0.2b and do `svn info` I get what you can see below. What I understood is that the revision numbers (`Revision: 13107` and `Last Changed Rev: 13104`) are different because somebody committed something somewhere.

My question is **how can I know** that the 4.0.2b is upto date = **tag with the latest code**? Can I find out without doing `svn up`?

```
URL: svn+ssh://tigs@repository.server.com.au/sever/lib/svne2/edumate2/tags/4.0.2b
Repository Root: svn+ssh://tigs@repository.edumate.com.au/var/lib/svne2/edumate2
Repository UUID: edccd8aa-08f3-0310-ac9a-cddb71435de8
Revision: 13107
Node Kind: directory
Schedule: normal
Last Changed Author: kon
Last Changed Rev: 13104
Last Changed Date: 2012-02-17 13:31:43 +1100 (Fri, 17 Feb 2012)

```

**NOTE:**
We commit to tags quick fix of bugs.