I'm trying to find the proper command in subversion to see a list of all the files that have changed (don't need to see the changes really) between branch/tag A and branch/tag B, etc.
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A:
SVN DIFF is what you are looking for. Should be able to specify the urls to the different branches
svn diff http://domain.com/tags/A http://domain.com/tags/B
Eric LaForce
2010-05-14 17:16:38
That works but I get a very ugly dump of all the actual changes. I just want to see the files.
Travis
2010-05-14 17:17:27
Oh, not sure in that case. I imagine you could pipe it to grep, but that might get nasty.
Eric LaForce
2010-05-14 17:33:48
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A:
How about svn diff --summarize <A> <B>
You may also use svn diff --help to get more options
and svn status --help to get explanations on all possible modification description letters ('A', 'M' etc.)
Stéphane
2010-05-14 17:38:08
Thank you. The summarize switch works great but I end up with this huge list with A's and D's in the first column. What does that signify? I can't find much in the man pages.
Travis
2010-05-14 18:28:05