Retrieving Modified Files from SVN

Question

Does anyone know if there is a way to extract modified files between two commits from the SVN repository?

It would also be useful to get a directory structure.

I need to extract the files that I have changed since the last commit and send them to the client. I have done it manually so far, but as the number of files increases, it starts to take up a lot of time (and a mannequin, I think :)

I use the Cornerstone GUI, but obviously that would be good from the command line .. or maybe there is a GUI that does this on a Mac?

Thank!

Answer 1

patch, - svn diff. , , - r26,

svn diff -c 26 > changes.diff

26-35,

svn diff -r 26:35 > changes.diff

changes.diff, ,

patch -p1 < changes.diff

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Answer 2

Subversive plugin Eclipse Extract, , .

Answer 3

"svn update" ?

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Answer 4

I use a shell script that get a list of files from SVN Log and then export one by one. I'm still looking for another option using the SVN client directly.

Answer 5

I don't have a simple solution, but you can take a look at the demoman book, chapter 4, Copying Changes Between Branches - Chapter 4. Branching and Merging . There are also several discussions about change sets.