Re: Re: Re: Re: Show file sizes in "Show Log" window and similar

On 12 July 2010 07:44, Ralf Onat <kongomongo_at_gmx.net> wrote:
>> OK. I just did a "svn log" to get the rev numbers for a file certain file and then looped a "svn list --verbose -r xxx svn://...." against each revision. Took 1 sec for roughly 1000 revisions to get the history of all file revision sizes.
>>
>> So seems to me like it works nicely and seems already implemented in svn?
>>
>> So let me ask again: Would it be possible to show this information in TSVN? Maybe (so it doesnt change the current speed for retrieval) even a button "fetch file sizes"?
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>
> *bump*

Let me ask you a question: how many people would this change benefit?
My guess is 1 since no-one has ever asked for such a feature before,
and it would add another button to an already busy user interface.

The repo browser shows file sizes already at whatever revision you are
looking at, which will be enough for most people. Seeing the file size
for every file in every commit is pretty specific to you. Your best
bet is to write a script which calls the svn client and parses the xml
output. Maybe you could then get it to show deltas, which would help
you pick out the revisions where a large change occurred.

Simon

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