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Doing something like svn log -l5 -v will get me a log of the last 5 commits for the dir that I’m in, but it will skip over some revision numbers. Is there a way to get all the revisions in order regardless of the location you exec svn log in?
You need to do it on the root URL of the repository, which you can get with
svn info.