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SVN List Comment and Files Changed for a Certain Revision

dennis 3 comments Random, Web Stuff

Aug 18

I’m spending a lot of time with the SVN command line right now because we’re trying to get a product release out the door. One thing that I’ve found handy is the ability to get the comments and list of files changed for a certain revision number. This is fairly commonplace for SVN GUI tools, but it took me a bit to find out how to do this via command line. Here’s how you do it:

svn log -v -r 7447 https://yoursvnurl.com

You can remove the URL if you’re running this command from your local copy.

3 comments

  1. Jonathan Thomas / February 8, 2011

    Many thanks, this helped a lot! Been searching for this all morning, very useful indeed :)

  2. Arvind / May 20, 2011

    svn diff -r :HEAD –summarize

    REVNO = Revision number

    this will be more useful.

  3. igi / November 15, 2011

    I guess you can try svn log [url]. This works for me.

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