I am trying to figure out which files are most often edited. Is there a way to do this in Subversion?
StatsSVN can provide you with some information about your repositories.
Take a look at the SVNStat project at sourceforge. It provides you with many reports in your repository.
There are many requests that SVN does not have direct support. But you can write a very simple program using SharpSVN to do the job for you. As an example, consider this question and its accepted answer. This may be helpful.
svn log -v | grep "http | svn" | sort | uniq | head -n
N - number of TOP files
Edit: the template for the files must be defined, I was completely wrong
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