Re: Half solution: How to get the list of files I modified in the last 3 weeks?

Ben Collins-Sussman <[email protected]> Wed, 27 Jul 2005 10:23:57 -0500
Newsgroups gmane.comp.version-control.subversion.devel,gmane.mail.eyebrowse.user
Message-ID <8D3C1E7A-87B1-41E8-8056-245D9E7DCCF8__34554.6468314298$1122478113$gmane$org@collab.net>
On Jul 27, 2005, at 6:41 AM, Walter Nicholls wrote:

> Tardif, Sebastien wrote:
>
>
>> svn log -qvr  {2005-07-01}:HEAD . | grep /trunk |sort|uniq -s 4  
>> (tested with cygwin on windows)
>>  Will do most of the job except filtering out the other user than  
>> me. Doing that seems the most complicate. So come the request to a  
>> new feature:
>>  Can we add to [svn log] command a parameter specifying which user  
>> or set of user we want information about?
>>  The most powerful mechanism would be to enable regular expression  
>> on user name.
>>
>>
> With Subversion 1.2 client, yes, get the log output in XML and feed  
> it through an XSLT processor
>
> something like this...
> svn log --xml -vr {2005-07-01}:HEAD | xml tr c:\temp\filterlog.xsl  
> | sort | uniq
>

By the way, there's a patch being worked on which implements 'svn  
diff --summarize', so that it only shows status codes.  Hopefully it  
will satisfy this demand once and for all.