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Is there a good tool to generate change reports from Subversion logs.

We have big team and many commits every day. I'm looking for some tool to show changes in all files. We are using Subversion, so I'm looking some tool that can read Subversion logs.

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one word: trac. trac.edgewall.org

we use this at work too, it is an amazing tool, if only for tracking changes made. But there is so much more to it
Andrew Cox
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Im looking for some tool that would parse svn logs and produce change reports

Can you give a little more info about what information you want that you can't get by looking at the SVN log?
Mark Biek
Why using the logs when everything is available through Subversion itself?
bortzmeyer
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You could also use svnmonitor i hear it is very good

Andrew Cox
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An alternative to svnmonitor would be the CommitMonitor.

Stefan
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I use SVNStat to generate these kind of reports nightly.

Patrick Cuff
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svn2cl generates nice html pages from an svn log http://ch.tudelft.nl/~arthur/svn2cl/

To create a html page instead of the default text output, run

svn log --xml -v > log.xml
xsltproc.exe --nowrite --nomkdir --nonet -o changelog.html svn2html.xsl log.xml
Stefan