I think I might have answered my own question. That
is, I think the svn merge command will help me.
Specifically...
svn merge --dry-run
svn://machine/reposName/tags/<last_tag>/folder1
svn://machine/reposName/tags/<current_tag>/folder1
wc/folder1
will list the changes as long as wc/folder1 is defined
at <last_tag>? If wc/folder1 is set to <current_tag>,
will nothing be reported?
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We've recently switched our source code repository
from CVS to SVN (yay). We have a process in place
which automates how we cut releases. Part of that
process had used the Ant task "cvstagdiff", which
given a start tag and an end tag, lists the changed
files.
Is there a way to get this information between two
directories? I've already got our process set up to
create the new directory in the /tags directory in the
repository. And I know the last tag. So I'd be
comparing differences between /tags/<last_tag> and
/tags/<new_tag>.
svn diff seems to present the actually changes, which
is not exactly what I want. What I'd like is just a
list of files that were added, modified or deleted
between two tags. Is this possible?
Thanks for any help,
Ed
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