Surely you must have at least some idea of when this change happened,
and when it was first noticed that the code went missing, and can look
through just that range of revisions?
Yes, you can "dump" all the revisions of a given file, but you'll have
to script it.
svn cat URL_TO_FILE_at_REV1 >file.rev1
svn cat URL_TO_FILE_at_REV2 >file.rev2
svn cat URL_TO_FILE_at_REV3 >file.rev3
And so on.
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 10:18, saurabh kumar <saurabh9_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> no, unfortunately I do not have a log message which I can search.
>
> So alternately, can I dump all revisions of a given file by some unique names maybe to a folder?
>
>> saurabh kumar schrieb:
>> > Hi, A coder apparently overwrote some piece of code and then future
>> > revisions naturally did not have that piece of code.
>> >
>> > I need to find which revision had that piece of text.
>> >
>> > Is there a way I can search across all revisions to find that piece
>> > of text for a given file in my repository?
>>
>> Not that I'm aware of. Do you have a logmessage that you could search for?
>>
>> The only other possibility I know is to get a full repo dump and search
>> for your code there.
>>
>> Felix
>>
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