Is there a way I can see my commit history for a given time period across multiple repositories using TortoiseSVN? It would be nice to be able to see this, and it's a little cumbersome to get my complete commit history if I'm working in multiple repositories.
A:
The only way to have something like cross-repository view is using Settings menu and then Log Caching->Cached Repositories. This allows to get svn repository statistics (actually, related to local usage of the particular repository) - Details and export repository data in the form of file set: [filename].changes.csv, [filename].merges.csv, [filename].paths.csv, [filename].revisions.csv, etc. The latter is the most probable you are interested in. I think it could be processed easily for example by perl to have a commit history for a given period in a form you need.
Pmod
2010-08-24 08:39:34
A:
If you're not going to rule out the svn.exe client, you could do:
svn log <path_to_repo> -r1:head -q | find "william_leara" >> c:\my_commits.txt
Do this for every repository, and "my_commits.txt" will contain your commits from every repository. If you don't have an obscene number of repositories, it's not a big deal. Further example:
:: dump my commits
svn log http://<server>/<path1> -r1:head -q | find "william_leara" >> c:\my_commits.txt
svn log http://<server>/<path2> -r1:head -q | find "william_leara" >> c:\my_commits.txt
svn log file:///c:/src/myrepo -r1:head -q | find "william_leara" >> c:\my_commits.txt
. . . I think you get the idea. Of course you can edit the range as necessary, or write a batch file that accepts arguments to specify repository/range/user, whatever.
William Leara
2010-08-24 19:18:35