Ryan Schmidt wrote on Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 08:01:40 -0600: > I'm removing dev@ from the Cc, since this is a question about how to use > Subversion, and not a discussion about its development. >
+1 > > On Dec 19, 2010, at 21:17, Zhang, Wei-Jovi (NSN - CN/Hangzhou) wrote: > > > I have a question about svn log command, every time when I use svn > > log command, I'm very upset that I need to input svn diff to check > > changesets using revision number. > > > > Why not combine svn log and diff command together? Or is there have > > any script for this purpose? Like this: > > I'm sorry this upsets you, but in Subversion, log and diff are separate > commands. > > It's common for a Subversion administrator to set up their repository in such > a way that any commit automatically generates an email to a mailing list, by > calling a mailing script in the post-commit hook. There are a number of > existing scripts available to do this. Typically each commit email includes > the log message and the diff. Mailing list software often includes a web > archive feature. This method might be a different way to meet your goal. > > An additional alternative to consider would be for the post-commit hook to > publish the log message and diff to an RSS feed. > > If that's not sufficient, and you need the flexibility of specifying any of > the various arguments that "svn log" accepts for limiting the range of > revisions, it should be possible for you to write a script to combine the log > and diff output. There is tools/client-side/showchange.pl in trunk. svn 1.7 will have 'svn log --diff'.
