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I have a dozen projects in the repository. The repository structure looks like below:
/ -------
+ project1
+------- trunk
+------- tags
+------- branches
+ project2
Our policy requires any active branch to be deleted after 30 day inactivity. However, there is no automatic to detect such branch. Occasionally I have some branch left out for too many days.
Is there a script to list branches, as well as their last check in date?
I eventually wrote a script to do it. For those who are interested, you can achieve this through a one liner
My repository is quite big so that this one liner runs too slow. I had to optimize the script not to step into tags and trunk, and not go more than two levels deep.