On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 15:42, David Bartmess <dingod...@edingo.net> wrote: > I need to modify a script that was used with CVS that basically got a list > of the files that changed with a specific tag, and acted upon them. Now > we're moving to Subversion, and I need a way to get a list of files that > changed with a tag or revision. > > Should I just force the developers into using the revision instead of the > tag? The tag contains every file in that module, so it doesn't help in this > matter.
svn diff --summarize OLDTAG NEWTAG will list all files that differ between the two tags. Probably best to use the repository URLs for both tags. > And is there a way to get a list of files that changed with a changeset > (revision) without having to heavily parse the log output? > I need to list the files that changed in a file to be consumed by another > process, and the file contents need to be just the filename one on each > line. Is there an easy way to do this? svn diff --summarize -r<REVNUM> will give you a listing of all items changed in the given revision and the nature of the change (add, modify, etc.). --summarize was added in 1.5 I think, but it's probably a safe assumption that if you're switching to SVN today, you're using a more recent release.
