Displaying a list of files that have changed since last changeset in SVN

Question

I work with a team, and we use Subversion.

In the morning I want to see exactly what was changed since the last build, is there a way to get a list of files that were modified between changesets?

Update Using tortoiseSVN please

Answer 1

With TortoiseSVN: rightclick, pick TortoiseSVN->Show log.

You'll get a list of revisions and can pick any two to compare.

Answer 2

This has been long ago, but to precisely answer the original question, i.e. "is there a way to get a list of files that were modified between changesets in TortoiseSVN", here is a way to achieve that:

1. On top-level folder, right-click and TortoiseSVN --> Show log.
2. From the list of revisions, select all back to, but not including, the last revision that you want to compare against
3. Right-click on the selections and chose Compare revisions
4. Now you're looking at a list of all modified files since that particular revision

Original article: http://www.andornot.com/blog/post/How-to-export-only-files-modified-since-revision-x-with-TortoiseSVN.aspx

Answer 3

Usually svn outputs exactly that list when you do an update.

svn diff has a --summarize option, too:

svn diff -rPREV:HEAD --summarize
svn diff -r10374:11128 --summarize

You'll get the idea :-)

Answer 4

The -u option to svn status shows which files have been changed on the server since the last time you did an update. This can be useful to get a preview of what's about to change for you, before you do an svn update.