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Getting just the changed files between revisions

From: Brian Marrs <BrianM_at_corprasoft.com>
Date: 2005-01-24 22:45:33 CET

I'm fairly new to using Subversion and I'm trying to see if there is a
way to do the following:

 

I want to get the set of files that have changed between any two
revisions on a particular branch. Note that I don't a list or report of
the files. I want the physical files in their proper folder structure,
and only the files that have changed (added or modified).

 

It would be the equivalent of pulling down revision "X" of a particular
branch into one working folder, then pulling down revision "Y" into
another working folder, and then comparing the two sets of files/folders
such that any files that were unchanged between revision "X" and "Y"
would be removed, leaving only the files that were different.

 

Is there some way to do this with standard Subversion commands? Or is
this something you have to do with custom development?

 

Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
Received on Mon Jan 24 22:48:00 2005

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