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Re: How can I get the list of updated files in repositories in an excel file?

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2013 19:42:05 +0200

On 23.04.2013 03:16, 김성희 (seonghee.kim) wrote:
> Hello, my name is Seonghee, Kim working for Software/Hardware
> development team, LSIS in Korea.
>
> My team uses Tortoise SVN to make documentary more accessible to team
> members and it has been working well.
>
> And I have to make a list of recent upgraded files in every folder on an
> excel file. I’d have to do it by writing all the file names in excel
> files with hand.
>
> So, in Tortoise SVN, I need to get a list of recent files that I
> committed in an excel or word file.
>
> I researched on the web and used repo-browser but I couldn’t make it as
> a list of excel files.
>
> And I also looked into your webpages and I found one answer in FAQ pages.
>
> “Can I get the list of all the repositories on my server?” Does this
> list of all the repositories of question and answer mean the text files
> like I want?
>
> And if it is the case, What does “Doing ‘svn ls’ or equivalent” mean? Do
> I need another system for this?
>
> All I want is to know if there is a function that can make a list of the
> recent files. Or is there another program that I can use for that function?

 From what I understand, you only need a list of filenames or paths that
have changed in a certain time in a certain folder.
To get that, use the "Show Log" command: right-click on the folder and
then choose "Show Log" from the TSVN context menu.
In the log dialog you can see then every change you've committed. If you
click on such a change entry in the top of the log dialog, a list of
files that were changed is shown at the bottom.
If you need to see the changed files for more than one revision, just
hold down the shift or ctrl key and select the next revision in the top
pane of the log dialog. Select as many revisions you need. Then in the
bottom pane of the log dialog you see the list of files that have
changed in those selected revisions.
Select those files using Ctrl+Click or click and shift-click. Then hit
Ctrl-C to copy those to the clipboard.
You can now open a text editor or Word and Ctrl-V (Paste) the list of files.

Stefan

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