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Albert Tobacco2015-01-23 11:46:37
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Albert Tobacco, 2015-01-23 11:46:37

How to get all changed files in a specific svn revision?

I want to get a full project tree from a repository that only consists of files that have been changed in a particular revision (or revision in-between)
svn diff --summary -r196:197 myrepo
is pretty much what you need, but. I get a list in the console, and I want this list on the hard drive.
Thank you.

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Albert Tobacco, 2015-01-23
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#!/bin/bash

if [ ! $1 ] || [ ! $2 ]; then
    echo "Please enter a revision from, revision to, SVN repository, and target directory"
    exit
fi

# set up nice names for the incoming parameters to make the script more readable
revision_from=$1
revision_to=$2
repository=$3
target_directory='export/r'${1}'-r'${2}

# the grep is needed so we only get added/modified files and not the deleted ones or anything else
# if it's a modified directory it's " M" so won't show with this command (good)
# if it's an added directory it's still "A" so will show with this command (not so good)

for line in `svn diff --summarize -r$revision_from:$revision_to $repository | grep "^[AM]"`
do
    # each line in the above command in the for loop is split into two:
    # 1) the status line (containing A, M, AM, D etc)
    # 2) the full repository and filename string
    # so only export the file when it's not the status line
    if [ $line != "A" ] && [ $line != "AM" ] && [ $line != "M" ]; then
        # use sed to remove the repository from the full repo and filename
        filename=`echo "$line" |sed "s|$repository||g"`
        # don't export if it's a directory we've already created
        if [ ! -d $target_directory$filename ]; then
            directory=`dirname $filename`
            mkdir -p $target_directory$directory
            svn export -r $revision_to $line $target_directory$filename
        fi
    fi
done

# to summarize any deleted files or directories at the end of the script uncomment the following line
#svn diff --summarize -r$revision_from:$revision_to $repository | grep "^[D]"

If anyone is interested, the following shell script helped solve the problem

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