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Half solution: How to get the list of files I modified in the last 3 weeks?
svn log -qvr {2005-07-01}:HEAD . | grep /trunk |sort|uniq -s 4 (tested
with cygwin on windows)
Will do most of the job except filtering out the other user than me.
Doing that seems the most complicate. So come the request to a new
feature:
Can we add to [svn log] command a parameter specifying which user or set
of user we want information about?
The most powerful mechanism would be to enable regular expression on
user name.
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From: Tardif, Sebastien [mailto:STARDIF@anacomp.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 11:49 AM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: How to get the list of files I modified in the last 3 weeks?
I have to put in a PVCS branch a feature I developed for three weeks in
Subversion. So I took some notes but I modified so many files that I'm
not sure of my notes anymore. So I want to ask the computer to get me
the exact list of files I need to merge in PVCS. So the question:
How to get the list of files I modified in the last 3 weeks?
So I get this:
svn log -vr {2005-07-01}:HEAD .
The output look like this:
{START}
------------------------------------------------------------------------
r2069 | stardif | 2005-07-25 18:23:41 -0400 (Mon, 25 Jul 2005) | 1 line
Changed paths:
M
/trunk/javacomponents/webservices_java_sample/sample/src/DocHarborWebSer
vices.java
My comment on modification done to DocHarborWebServices.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
r2071 | jsmitt | 2005-07-26 11:15:01 -0400 (Tue, 26 Jul 2005) | 1 line
Changed paths:
A /trunk/javacomponents/webservices/etc/index.html
M /trunk/javacomponents/webservices/release.xml
Comments on modification done to index and release.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
{END}
The output needs many cleanup steps and filtering. Any public script or
tool doing this somewhere?
Does the way of doing this is that every user write their own perl
script?
Re: Half solution: How to get the list of files I modified in the last 3 weeks?
Posted by Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>.
On Jul 27, 2005, at 6:41 AM, Walter Nicholls wrote:
> Tardif, Sebastien wrote:
>
>
>> svn log -qvr {2005-07-01}:HEAD . | grep /trunk |sort|uniq -s 4
>> (tested with cygwin on windows)
>> Will do most of the job except filtering out the other user than
>> me. Doing that seems the most complicate. So come the request to a
>> new feature:
>> Can we add to [svn log] command a parameter specifying which user
>> or set of user we want information about?
>> The most powerful mechanism would be to enable regular expression
>> on user name.
>>
>>
> With Subversion 1.2 client, yes, get the log output in XML and feed
> it through an XSLT processor
>
> something like this...
> svn log --xml -vr {2005-07-01}:HEAD | xml tr c:\temp\filterlog.xsl
> | sort | uniq
>
By the way, there's a patch being worked on which implements 'svn
diff --summarize', so that it only shows status codes. Hopefully it
will satisfy this demand once and for all.
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Re: Half solution: How to get the list of files I modified in the last 3 weeks?
Posted by Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>.
On Jul 27, 2005, at 6:41 AM, Walter Nicholls wrote:
> Tardif, Sebastien wrote:
>
>
>> svn log -qvr {2005-07-01}:HEAD . | grep /trunk |sort|uniq -s 4
>> (tested with cygwin on windows)
>> Will do most of the job except filtering out the other user than
>> me. Doing that seems the most complicate. So come the request to a
>> new feature:
>> Can we add to [svn log] command a parameter specifying which user
>> or set of user we want information about?
>> The most powerful mechanism would be to enable regular expression
>> on user name.
>>
>>
> With Subversion 1.2 client, yes, get the log output in XML and feed
> it through an XSLT processor
>
> something like this...
> svn log --xml -vr {2005-07-01}:HEAD | xml tr c:\temp\filterlog.xsl
> | sort | uniq
>
By the way, there's a patch being worked on which implements 'svn
diff --summarize', so that it only shows status codes. Hopefully it
will satisfy this demand once and for all.
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Re: Half solution: How to get the list of files I modified in the
last 3 weeks?
Posted by Walter Nicholls <wa...@cornerstone.co.nz>.
Tardif, Sebastien wrote:
> svn log -qvr {2005-07-01}:HEAD . | grep /trunk |sort|uniq -s 4
> (tested with cygwin on windows)
>
> Will do most of the job except filtering out the other user than me.
> Doing that seems the most complicate. So come the request to a new
> feature:
>
> Can we add to [svn log] command a parameter specifying which user or
> set of user we want information about?
>
> The most powerful mechanism would be to enable regular expression on
> user name.
>
With Subversion 1.2 client, yes, get the log output in XML and feed it
through an XSLT processor
something like this...
svn log --xml -vr {2005-07-01}:HEAD | xml tr c:\temp\filterlog.xsl |
sort | uniq
Get xml.exe from http://xmlstar.sourceforge.net/ but any XSLT processor
would do. Regular expressions no problem with XSLT, right?
filterlog.xsl I threw together - very quickly
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:output method="text"/>
<xsl:template match="/">
<xsl:for-each select="/log/logentry[author='Walter']/paths/path">
<xsl:value-of select="."/>
<xsl:value-of select="' '"/>
</xsl:for-each>
</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>
I'm sure with a bit more work this could be parameterised so the
username could be given on the command line, and the XSLT processor
could probably de-dupe it too.
- Walter
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Re: Half solution: How to get the list of files I modified in the last 3 weeks?
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On 26.07.2005, at 19:44, Tardif, Sebastien wrote:
> svn log -qvr {2005-07-01}:HEAD . | grep /trunk |sort|uniq -s 4
> (tested
> with cygwin on windows)
>
> Will do most of the job except filtering out the other user than me.
> Doing that seems the most complicate. So come the request to a new
> feature:
>
> Can we add to [svn log] command a parameter specifying which user
> or set
> of user we want information about?
You could use "svn log --xml" and then use an XML parsing or
transformation tool to get just the entries for a particular user.
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Re: Half solution: How to get the list of files I modified in the
last 3 weeks?
Posted by Walter Nicholls <wa...@cornerstone.co.nz>.
Tardif, Sebastien wrote:
> svn log -qvr {2005-07-01}:HEAD . | grep /trunk |sort|uniq -s 4
> (tested with cygwin on windows)
>
> Will do most of the job except filtering out the other user than me.
> Doing that seems the most complicate. So come the request to a new
> feature:
>
> Can we add to [svn log] command a parameter specifying which user or
> set of user we want information about?
>
> The most powerful mechanism would be to enable regular expression on
> user name.
>
With Subversion 1.2 client, yes, get the log output in XML and feed it
through an XSLT processor
something like this...
svn log --xml -vr {2005-07-01}:HEAD | xml tr c:\temp\filterlog.xsl |
sort | uniq
Get xml.exe from http://xmlstar.sourceforge.net/ but any XSLT processor
would do. Regular expressions no problem with XSLT, right?
filterlog.xsl I threw together - very quickly
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:output method="text"/>
<xsl:template match="/">
<xsl:for-each select="/log/logentry[author='Walter']/paths/path">
<xsl:value-of select="."/>
<xsl:value-of select="' '"/>
</xsl:for-each>
</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>
I'm sure with a bit more work this could be parameterised so the
username could be given on the command line, and the XSLT processor
could probably de-dupe it too.
- Walter
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Re: Half solution: How to get the list of files I modified in the last 3 weeks?
Posted by Hari Kodungallur <hk...@gmail.com>.
On 7/26/05, Tardif, Sebastien <ST...@anacomp.com> wrote:
>
> svn log -qvr {2005-07-01}:HEAD . | grep /trunk |sort|uniq -s 4 (tested with
> cygwin on windows)
>
> Will do most of the job except filtering out the other user than me. Doing
> that seems the most complicate. So come the request to a new feature:
>
> Can we add to [svn log] command a parameter specifying which user or set of
> user we want information about?
>
> The most powerful mechanism would be to enable regular expression on user
> name.
>
The script contrib/client-side//search-svnlog.pl (part of the
subversion distribution) does this. The downside, of course, is that
it will work directly on the repository (not on the local copy)
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