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From: Thomas Schoepfer [mailto:t.schoepfer@daetwyler-graphics.ch]
Jason Winnebeck schrieb:
> I might have missed something. I am looking for an easy way to do log
in
> SVN, but filter it so I only see changes made by a specific user. I
can
> "svn log URL -q | grep username", but that gives me just revision
> numbers and then I have to look up each revision number to get the
> message. svn log XML + XSLT would work to select just the records with
a
> certain author, but that's also far from easy. I saw "--username"
> parameter, but that's for authentication, not filtering.
>
> Jason
This should work:
svn log | sed -n '/username/,/-----$/ p'
Tom
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Thanks, that works perfectly. I'm going to read a tutorial on sed -- I
really need to learn enough about it I can use it in situations like
this. So far the man page explained it enough that I understand what
your script does.
Jason
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Received on Tue Aug 28 19:21:07 2007