For database up/downgrades you should look into dbdeploy.
Also, my svn client (latest) nicely shows all files modified AND
added. The letter M or A in front of filename signifies it.
b.
On 21 September 2010 21:08, David Bartmess <dingodave_at_edingo.net> wrote:
> I'm automating the deployment of our software, and came across a problem.
>
> In order to only pull the files changed for a specific revision, I do a
> "diff -r<PriorRev>:<CurrRev> --summarize". I then parse the output through
> sed to get just the filename.
>
> All this works normally, but if the PriorRev of the file doesn't exist (it
> was added in the CurrRev revision), it gives me an error (below) and doesn't
> return anything. My question is, is there anything I can do besides having
> to parse the output from the command for that error message? I don't want to
> have to pull ALL the files in revision CurrRev, because some of these are
> SQL scripts and can't be re-run again, if they were from a prior revision.
>
> svn: Unable to find repository location for
> 'https://subversion.assemb<snip>' in revision 40851
>
> --
> "Dingo" Dave Bartmess
> Broomfield, CO. USA
> http://edingo.net
>
>
>
Received on 2010-09-21 21:28:52 CEST