I need to deploy a few files that were checked in sometime ago (can't remember the exact ones), so I'm looking to get a list so I can deploy just those files. What is the svn command to do this?
@Dana & @John
Actually, svn log -v -r <#> http://my.svn.server/repository-root
will work and show you all modified files within this repository. Or if you wanted this to work from within a working copy, you could use the output of svn info | grep Repository Root
or something to find the actual repository root.
--verbose
is the same as -v
, and those options simply list all of the affected files.
svn log
has a --verbose
parameter. I don't have a repository here to test with, but does that return a list of modified files?
You can also use svn diff -r <revision>
to retrieve the full change details, which you can parse or read manually to find out which files were changed.
If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!
Donate Us With