Question

I am using PySVN and the work-bench for my svn needs and I previously used to use subclipse. When I update my working copy, neither of these tools told me the reason why someone has committed the last commit.

I want it to show along with the new revision number, the comment given for the last commit and by whom. I am quite good with python myself, I tried to find help on this in the pysvn documentation, but nothing. (Or does pysvn already have this feature ??)

I couldn’t find the comment for committing a particular line even in the annotate view.. am I interpreting this ‘comment’ wrongly.. is it supposed to be hidden 😕

If anyone could point me to the right direction…

Answer 1

a quick script

#!/bin/bash
svn up
svn log --limit=1