RE: history snapshot

You could parse out the results from svn log to do what you want.

svn log -r{2006-06-21}:HEAD -v

And from that, you could extract the revs that are committed by a particular
author.

What OS are you running on? Do you have a language such as Perl / Python /
etc installed on the system?

-----Original Message-----
From: Arno Bauer [mailto:arb@gmx.li]
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 8:10 AM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: history snapshot

Hi there,

I'm working with subversion just a few weeks now and
trying to get a history snapshot like in cvs ...

  cvs history -c -D startDate -u aUser
  
... which means 'Give me all changes of user <aUser>
since <startDate>'.

Is there a way to do this with svn (remote) ?

svn list -r {2006-06-21} -v -R
-> gives me all files on the server, not only the changes.
Additional parameter --username does not seem to have
the effect as wished.

svn log -r {2006-06-21} -v
-> not working recursively.

Many thanks in advance!

Arno

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