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How to list comments and files changed for a specific Subversion revision on the command line

01 Jun 2010

If you need to check which files changed during a specific Subversion revision, open a new Terminal window, switch to the directory containing the working copy, and enter the following command (replacing "{svn_repository_address}" with the actual URL to your SVN Repository):

svn log -v -r 7447 {svn_repository_address}

The above command will present you with output similar to the following:

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r158 | willem | 2010-01-28 12:54:23 +0200 (Thu, 28 Jan 2010) | 1 line
Changed paths:
   A /trunk/system/application/config/common_passwords.php
   M /trunk/system/application/javascript/general.js
   M /trunk/system/application/javascript/jquery.passwordStrength.js
   M /trunk/system/application/models/ajax_model.php
   M /trunk/system/application/views/administration/administration_users-add_view.php

Working on ticket #59. Added common passwords list.
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The "svn log" command has several additional parameters available, these can be viewed by entering the following in a Terminal window:

svn help log
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