just checkout the repo in a new folder and use software like winmerge
to compare the two working copies.
On 11 Mai, 00:26, Horatiu Muresan <horatiu.mure..._at_cfsint.ro> wrote:
> Hey guys, i want to ask how can i 'extract' from a SVN repository a
> specific revision and newer?
> For example .. i have a huge project on svn, and i want to copy to a
> different location (localy, on the harddrive) all the things that were
> modified in a certain revision or all the things that have been modified
> since a certain revision. It's like ... applying a patch, just that ..
> is in reverse ... If i have revision 3000 and on repository there's
> revision 3005, how could i 'copy' in a different location, export in
> some way, the differences between my files and the one from repository ?
> To keep my files at revision 3000 and to have the differences from 3000
> to 3005 in a different location. Or to simply copy from my files the
> differences. (same example, i update my files to revision 3007, and
> somehow to be able to separate in a different location all the files
> that were modified in the revisions that followed rev. 3000, or the
> modified files between two specific revisions). And differences not as
> .diff file, but copies of the modified files in the project.
>
> This project where i need this is .. prety big, so .. doing it by hand
> would take considerable time.
>
> I hope you understood what i need, if not, please feel free to ask me
> for further details.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
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Received on 2008-05-11 08:52:24 CEST