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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by "Philip M. Gollucci" <pg...@p6m7g8.com> on 2006/05/03 02:45:30 UTC
list all tags/branches a for an arbitrary file(s)/dir(s)
Hi,
I've built, installed, configured,
cvs2svn
cvsgraph
httpd
mod_python / mod_dav_svn
mysql
python
subversion
swig
viewvc
Then run cvs2svn.
I've also created/built the "bonsai" like query database.
What I need now is to spot check a random set of files to see if the
tagging/branching/history got created correctly.
The functionality I'm missing is equivalent to
cvs log path/to/file
or
cvs status -v path/to/file
This tells me EVERY tag/branch for this file and the "cvs revision" it occured on.
From what I gather on this list archives, and Google, this can not be done ?
How then, do I verify a cvs2svn import ?
P.S.
Please keep the CC-list intact. Thanks.
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Re: list all tags/branches a for an arbitrary file(s)/dir(s)
Posted by Baz <br...@gmail.com>.
On 5/3/06, Philip M. Gollucci <pg...@p6m7g8.com> wrote:
> What I need now is to spot check a random set of files to see if the
> tagging/branching/history got created correctly.
>
> The functionality I'm missing is equivalent to
> cvs log path/to/file
> or
> cvs status -v path/to/file
You can try something like this:
svn log -qv $REPO|perl -ne 'if (/^(r\d+)/) {$r=$1}; next unless
/^(\s|-)+/; if (/^\s*A.*\(from/) { $b=$_; $c++; } elsif (/^---/) {
print "$r $b" if $c == 1; $c = 0; } else {$c+=2}' |less
which prints branch points like:
r9582 A /blah/branches/hoopity (from /blah/trunk:9581)
What I did there was parse the log for changes, looking for commits
where an 'A xxx (from yyy:rrr)' line that are the only change in a
revision (so they can't be a move)
It'll fail if theres something in a branch commit other than a single
copy. You can get more accurate results if you have xmlstarlet
installed:
svn log -qv --xml $REPO | xml sel -t -c
"/log/logentry[paths/path[@action='A'][@copyfrom-rev][not(@copyfrom-path=../path[@action='D'])]]"
(warning: this will take some time! You might want to try it with
--limit xxx on svn log first, or dump the log to a file first) This
prints out all log entries where a copy (ie branch, tag) occurred. You
can obviously do this with xsl too, the xpath above should help.
-Baz
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Re: list all tags/branches a for an arbitrary file(s)/dir(s)
Posted by Konrad Rosenbaum <ko...@silmor.de>.
On Wednesday 03 May 2006 04:45, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
> What I need now is to spot check a random set of files to see if the
> tagging/branching/history got created correctly.
>
> The functionality I'm missing is equivalent to
> cvs log path/to/file
> or
> cvs status -v path/to/file
>
> This tells me EVERY tag/branch for this file and the "cvs revision" it
> occured on.
>
> From what I gather on this list archives, and Google, this can not be
> done ?
>
> How then, do I verify a cvs2svn import ?
Do it the other way around: check that all files are there when you list the
tags/branches.
Suppose your project is "smyrk", then cvs2svn will have created this
hierarchy:
smyrk
-> trunk
-> branches
-> all-your-branches
->...
-> tags
-> all-your-tags
->...
1) do "svn ls .../smyrk/branches" - check that all the branches are there
2) do "svn ls .../smyrk/branches/randombranch" - check that all the files
are there
3) do "svn log .../smyrk/branches/randombranch" - check that it was copied
from the correct version of trunk
4) do the same for tags
Konrad
Re: list all tags/branches a for an arbitrary file(s)/dir(s)
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On May 3, 2006, at 04:45, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
> The functionality I'm missing is equivalent to
> cvs log path/to/file
> or
> cvs status -v path/to/file
>
> This tells me EVERY tag/branch for this file and the "cvs revision"
> it occured on.
>
> From what I gather on this list archives, and Google, this can not
> be done ?
I haven't really used CVS, but I gather that in CVS, a tag or branch
is a property of a file, and therefore this operation makes sense.
(Show me all values of this file's tag / branch property.) In
Subversion, however, tags and branches are represented as completely
ordinary directories with no special meaning other than the one you
assign mentally. So in Subversion, files are elements of a directory
-- elements of a branch or tag -- and so the same operation can't be
done that way...
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