Paul Austin <mail-lists@revolsys.com> wrote on 03/22/2006 03:05:10 PM:
> I have a requirement to list all the files that have changed from one
version
> of the application and the next. Each version of the application has a
tag for
> the release (e.g. tags/1.1.3).
>
> What I would like is a command where I could get a list that shows the
files
> that were changed, those that were added and those that were deleted.
Here is
> my simple solution to the problem. Unfortunately I found out today that
I get
> different results if I swap the source and target tag arguments.
>
> #!/bin/bash
>
> REPOSITORY=<url to repository>
> APP=$1
> VER1=$2
> VER2=$3
>
> svn diff $REPOSITORY/$APP/$VER1 $REPOSITORY/$APP/$VER2 | grep Index: |
awk '{
> print $2} '|sort
>
> I think what would work is if the svn switch command had a pretend
option so
> it showed the changes but did not actually do the switch.
>
> Any thoughts on how to do this? Or if SVN itself could be extended to
add this
> functionality.
I believe that this feature has been implemented in trunk so will be
included in 1.4.
I think it is implemented as:
svn diff --summarize
Mark
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