If you're like me, most of your WordPress plugins are checked out into your plugins directory from the official WordPress SVN repository or some other one. I haven't updated any of mine for about a month and wanted to sync up everything quickly (including SVN externals). Here's a short command I ran to achieve that:
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cd YOUR_BLOG_ROOT/wp-content/plugins; find . -maxdepth 1 -type d -exec svn up {} \; |
What this command does is finds the top level directories in your WordPress plugins directory, then applies the "svn update" command to each, one by one.
The result is something like
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