As part of a code review, I need to review all the changes made by a single person to an svn branch. Is there a single command that can do this? Or will I have to just go through each revision marked with their name one by one.
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As part of a code review, I need to review all the changes made by a single person to an svn branch. Is there a single command that can do this? Or will I have to just go through each revision marked with their name one by one.
TortoiseSVN is probably the easiest way to do it; you can
Show logfor the branch’s directory, make surestop-on-copyis enabled, then use the search box to filter by author.From the command line, I suspect you have some log parsing and a little script-fu to do. One way would be to have a script call
svn logwith the--xmlswitch, then use some command-line XML processing tools (like Python) to filter only the revisions committed by the reviewee. From there, it’s a short hop to go from revision numbers to diffs for each revision.