Re: How to extract a Changed Files Report for a single SVN User?

On Jun 8, 2007, at 10:21 AM, Erik Huelsmann wrote:
> Hi Luis,
> Well, you can retrieve the changed files and the user who changed them
> all at once by running the command:
>
> svn log -vq <url of the root of your repository>
>
> It will give you log formatted output, with a list of added / changed
> paths, but won't include the log message. From the header line you can
> retrieve the username.
>
> If you do want to see the log messages, run 'svn log -v <url>'
> instead.

   Hi Erik

   Thanks for the quick answer. "svn log" was almost all I wanted. A
quicck look at the manual gave me

     svn log -vqr COMMITTED </uri/to/repo>

   as a slightly better solution. The log messages aren't exactly
machine-parseable.

   Anyway, with a bit of patience, I was able to locate the version
where the changes begin.

   Does anyone knows about a way of having a report of changed files
per revision, per user, one entry per line, so I can parse it easyly
using perl? I've been reading about a perl interface to SVN, this is
a good starting point for what I want?

   I wonder if someone else have problems like this, and if making a
tool for this stuff could be of any interest to other people (so this
could become my first module on Perl's CPAN repository).

   Thanks a lot again. :-)

--
Luis Motta Campos
Senior Software Engineer @ Blinck
http://www.Blinck.com/
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