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Determine files that have changed between revisions

From: Ray Johnson <Rayj_at_ingenio.com>
Date: 2004-05-10 18:32:03 CEST

 
How do I simply get a list of files that have changed between two
revisions.
 
This kind of does the trick:
svn diff -r 24:28 http://svn/KeenDev/trunk/sample/foo
 
However, it also display's all the actual diff info. I'd kind of like a
-q (--brief) option equivalent to that found in gnu diff.
 
I can almost get there by doing something like this:
svn diff -r 24:28 http://svn/KeenDev/trunk/sample/foo | grep Index:
 
However, this is a bit slow when some of the diffs are large. I also
have to strip out the Index: stuff before I can pass the list to
something like xargs.
 
Anyway, I'm bringing this up in case I missed something (it is Monday
morning after all. :)
 
Otherwise, I'd certainly like to request the feature of adding a --brief
option to the diff command...
 
Ray
Received on Mon May 10 18:32:37 2004

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