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I use this to generate svn logs for a specific user:
svn log | sed -n '/bob/,/-----$/ p'
which works fine. Now I would like to use a parameter/variable for the user:
USER="bob"
svn log | sed -n '/$USER/,/-----$/ p'
but it just give an empty log. How do I pass a parameter to the above command?
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