From: "Hubert Rabago" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It's there already: site/xdocs/userGuide/release-notes.xml
Oh, you mean that one! Well, with 1.2.7 I remember putting changes on
the release notes after the change was made. At least during the
latter part. Not sure how it gets started for a particular version,
and this one is for 1.2.7 and doesn't contain any 1.3.0 changes that
were not backported.
Niall copied release-notes.xml to release-notes-1.2.7.xml in May. I don't
see a reason to keep duplicate history, so I'm going to delete
release-notes.xml and add back a [very empty] page.
I always did it by hand. If anyone's doing it automatically, then
they better let me know, too. :)
This is not the answer I thought I'd hear! ;) At the very least, svn log
has an '--xml' switch. I think I know enough xsl to get that converted into
an HTML table. (And if I could get svn to actually produce a log, that
might be possible.) Ted mentioned 'Maven changelog' which I assume means
'maven maven-changelog-plugin:report'
Unfortunately, that (at version 1.8.2) consistently reports zero changes for
the last month. Unlikely! They say this is fixed...
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MPCHANGELOG-55
I can't seem to get the parameters right on the command line, either. None
of these produces any output:
$ svn log -v -r{2005-08-23}:{2005-07-23} --xml
$ svn log -v -r"{2005-08-23}:{2005-07-23}" --xml
$ svn log -v "-r{2005-08-23}:{2005-07-23}" --xml
Then again, I probably don't want date parameters, I probably want something
related to when 1.2.7 was tagged. Once again, I know what I want to do, but
not exactly how. Any advice?
--
Wendy
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