svn help to get all history

Question

Summary: I want to know that how can I get all the change log from svn.

I know about SVN LOG URL, but it does not give me detail that what files were changed in that commit. It just gives me commit message.

I want to know that what files were affected with each commit.

Is there any way to get it for all svn commits?

Thanks

p.s: I tried svn diff too but it is just for 2 revisions and I have thousands revisions !

Oswald

Answer 1

just use -v on log

svn log <url> -v

oh yea, and...

to specify revision, use -r ... so:

svn log <url> -r <rev#> -v

for a revision range, use <firstRev#>:<lastRev#> like:

svn log <url> -r 1:5 -v

Aetolia

yeah I tried this as well but it is not showing any file name that was changed for each revision :( – Oswald

@user431276: it's not showing the M <filepath> list using the above command? What svn version are you using? – Aetolia

@user431276: are you sure files were actually changed for those revisions? not propsets or whatnot? – Aetolia

or you could try --verbose rather than -v... other than that I have no idea why it wouldn't be printing changelists. I just did the above commands on mine and they all printed the files involved in each committ. – Aetolia

i used --verbose and it didn't work but -v worked for me. any idea why is this? – Oswald

@user431276: are you sure you put both dashes in front of verbose, like --verbose instead of -verbose? – Aetolia

Answer 2

Here's a regular expression that I use in notepad++ for grabbing the commits by a particular user.

^r[0-9]+\ \|\ user\.name.*$[^[^-]*$]*

Cesium