RE: Retrieving all revisions with changes present
From: Bagnall, Martin <Martin.Bagnall_at_hmhpub.com>
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2009 15:43:24 +0000
http://nedbatchelder.com/code/utilities/blameall_py.html
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As someone about to switch from cvs to svn, I want to know how to do
Imagine I've kept tabs on scriptX through many changes and over a fairly
Imagine further that I recall using some code in this script way back
So I know I used the word `fructification' for some reason and it was
Now mnths maybe yrs later still, I run into a problem that the old piece
I have no idea what mnth, maybe not even the year it was committed.
With cvs I was able to write a script that literally unwound every
My homeboy I script would filter through that with awk, which I could
Of course from there, I could make cvs spit the entire script for that
With the big difference in subversion of creating a revision for each
So my approach above would lead to massive unnecessary grepping where
I'm guessing there is some way other than revision numbers to be able to
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