On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 5:03 PM, Daniel Widenfalk <daniel.widenf...@iar.se>wrote:
> Hi, > > A colleague of mine asked me this: "Is there an easy > way to list in which revisions a property has changed?". > After wringing my brain around the problem for a bit I > had to conceit failure. My question to the community > is therefor; How do I do the equivalent of: > > svn proplog svn:externals . > > Where proplog is an invented command that only show the > log messages for revisions that contain changes to the > given property. The command would only recurse if -R is > given on the command line. > > Best regards > /Daniel Widenfalk > I just tried it out, and I expected: svn log --depth empty <directory_name> to work, but 'svn log' doesn't accept the depth option. I know there's work to add an option to exclude all property changes from the log - maybe it should be structured like the '--with-all-revprop, --with-no-revprop, --with-revprop' options. Cheers, Daniel B.
