Question on reporting

[Michael Satterwhite <mi...@weblore.com>]

I'm looking to do something that sounds easy, but I don't see the 
command for it. Is there a way in subversion to find out specifically 
which files have changed between two specific commits? IOW, If I'm at 
revision 5, can I list the files that changed since revision 3? If not, 
that would be a useful report.

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Re: Question on reporting

[Hari Kodungallur <hk...@gmail.com>]

On 8/18/06, Michael Satterwhite <mi...@weblore.com> wrote:
>
> I'm looking to do something that sounds easy, but I don't see the
> command for it. Is there a way in subversion to find out specifically
> which files have changed between two specific commits? IOW, If I'm at
> revision 5, can I list the files that changed since revision 3? If not,
> that would be a useful report.
>
>
I vaguely remember someone suggesting a "--list-files" option or something
similar to that for "svn log". I do not remember what happened to that.

However, the following should work for almost all cases:
  svn log -r 3:HEAD -v | grep "   [AMD]"

or for a unique list:
  svn log -r 3:HEAD -v | grep "   [AMD]" | sort | uniq

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