I want to get svn commit details between two revision and committ details should be output in excel file. I want to have a automated script whenever any commit in new revision, script should do diff with previous and new revision and commit detail should be ouputed in excel file.
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**What** you want to get this way from Excel??? Can't imagine idea – Lazy Badger Feb 14 '14 at 06:34
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Why slow down your commits? This can be retrieved at any time in the future. Subversion is already recording all of this for you internally, why duplicate that work? – alroc Feb 14 '14 at 15:38
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svn log ... --xml > filename.xml and import this XML-file into Excel (by hand)
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svn diff -c REVISION --xml --summarize inside WC after commit (server-side post-commit hook)
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I need the svn diff between two revision and all diff detail should be outputed in xml or any file .. Suppose I want to see diff between rev 100 and rev 101...and it should be automated whenever any new commit then script should diff between old revision and new revision – user180531 Feb 14 '14 at 08:33
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The way to do this is have a post-commit hook script on your svn server. You can write a perl/python script to send an email of a diff between the current and the previous revision (rather modifications). We have implemented such a tool which sends out details of the revision, time of commit, username and the files modified. We do not send out the diff, but instead keep it on a web server and send the link in the email. One can simply click on the link and see the difference/modifications. I would not recommend doing it in excel though.
To write post-commit hook you will need to know 'svnlook'. More information here: how to write a svn hook script
The script in itself is left as an exercise.
