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odie:
Hi, developers,

I was wondering if one of you could help me with the logs of the SVN revisions.

I have come across this Logs Link of UFOAI.

But i notice that it keeps only the latest 20 logs / revisions notes.
If i wish to trace earlier logs without going thru the wait @ TSVN, where can i view them at pls??

Scenario: Monday to Friday tracking SVN. Then off i go for wkend, and come Monday, WHOOPS! 127 revisions. Only 20 revisions' logs are reflected at link. How to i see the past 107 revisions?

:)

Thanks again!

Mattn:
only with your svn client (tortoise in your case - if you use a console client, type svn log -rXXX:YYY

odie:

--- Quote from: Mattn on April 29, 2009, 07:25:40 pm ---only with your svn client (tortoise in your case - if you use a console client, type svn log -rXXX:YYY

--- End quote ---

Hi Mattn,

Could i clarify a couple of things:
1) I type that command
--- Code: ---svn log -rXXX:YYY
--- End code ---
in the dos console?
2) And
--- Code: ---XXX:YYY
--- End code ---
, may i know what is that pls? Revision nos as in
--- Code: ---svn log -r24273:???
--- End code ---
3) The YYY is??? The XXX is???

Thanks. :)

geever:

--- Quote from: odie on April 30, 2009, 04:28:27 am ---1) I type that command
--- Code: ---svn log -rXXX:YYY
--- End code ---
in the dos console?

--- End quote ---

Yes. (If you have command-line svn client - dunno if TSVN have cli tools...)


--- Quote from: odie on April 30, 2009, 04:28:27 am ---2) And
--- Code: ---XXX:YYY
--- End code ---
, may i know what is that pls? Revision nos as in
--- Code: ---svn log -r24273:???
--- End code ---
3) The YYY is??? The XXX is???

--- End quote ---

revisionFrom:revisionTo
for to maybe HEAD can be used too

-geever

odie:

--- Quote from: geever on April 30, 2009, 10:32:41 am ---Yes. (If you have command-line svn client - dunno if TSVN have cli tools...)

revisionFrom:revisionTo
for to maybe HEAD can be used too

-geever

--- End quote ---

Ah, finally resolved the CB issue, and can come back and check on this.....

I tried the command line, geever - it does not work. lol.

Or am i doing from the wrong console?? (I am doing this in dos console tat is..... :P)

I still haven found the most efficient way, except to use TSVN revision logs load.... which is uber long...... haha

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