Re: Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-09-03 Thread Patrick Sawyer
Thanks all. So it appears that every one agrees this is a valid improvement. Has this been raised into your issue tracker and do we have a reference number for this improvement? Thanks Regards Patrick Sawyer | *Deployment Coordinator * * * WANdisco // *Non-Stop Data* t. +44 (0)114 303 02

Re: Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-09-03 Thread Julian Foad
Patrick Sawyer wrote: Thanks all. So it appears that every one agrees this is a valid improvement. Has this been raised into your issue tracker and do we have a reference number for this improvement? Thanks Hi Patrick.  I've just filed issue #4419, Restrict changed-paths list in 'log -v'

Re: Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-08-24 Thread Julian Foad
Peter Samuelson wrote: +1, except I'd condense --diff-all and --show-all-paths to a single additional option named, I dunno, --full-revision. /bikeshed [Julian Foad] My latest thought in that area is like I listed above except omitting the --diff-all option entirely -- after all, nobody has

Re: Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-08-23 Thread Julian Foad
Ben Reser wrote: On Wed Aug 21 10:44:52 2013, Patrick Sawyer wrote: It could be useful to have a svn -v option that would give the option to filter out the changeset to only reflect the changes with respect to the file/subdir you run the command on. Users performing a log may not care

Re: Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-08-23 Thread Philip Martin
Julian Foad julianf...@btopenworld.com writes: Ben Reser wrote: On Wed Aug 21 10:44:52 2013, Patrick Sawyer wrote: It could be useful to have a svn -v option that would give the option to filter out the changeset to only reflect the changes with respect to the file/subdir you run the

RE: Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-08-23 Thread Mark Moe
That would be very useful to be able to show-paths just for the target and control the depth. Thanks, - Mark -Original Message- From: Julian Foad [mailto:julianf...@btopenworld.com] Sent: Friday, August 23, 2013 5:48 AM To: Ben Reser Cc: Patrick Sawyer; dev@subversion.apache.org;

Re: Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-08-23 Thread Peter Samuelson
[Julian Foad] svn log TARGET [SUBTREE...] --diff// diff of TARGET [SUBTREE...] --diff-all// diff of whole commit --show-paths // changed-paths for TARGET [SUBTREE...] --show-all-paths // changed-paths for whole commit; alias -v -v/--verbose

Re: Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-08-23 Thread Julian Foad
  -- Join WANdisco's free daily demo sessions on Scaling Subversion for the Enterprise http://www.wandisco.com/training/webinars - Original Message - From: Peter Samuelson pe...@p12n.org To: dev@subversion.apache.org Cc: Julian Foad julianf...@btopenworld.com; Patrick Sawyer

Re: Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-08-23 Thread Peter Samuelson
+1, except I'd condense --diff-all and --show-all-paths to a single additional option named, I dunno, --full-revision. /bikeshed [Julian Foad] My latest thought in that area is like I listed above except omitting the --diff-all option entirely -- after all, nobody has requested it and it

Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-08-21 Thread Patrick Sawyer
It could be useful to have a svn -v option that would give the option to filter out the changeset to only reflect the changes with respect to the file/subdir you run the command on. Users performing a log may not care about the rest of the changeset. Regards Patrick Sawyer | *Deployment

Re: Provide a svn log -v with the option to filter out changeset's

2013-08-21 Thread Ben Reser
On Wed Aug 21 10:44:52 2013, Patrick Sawyer wrote: It could be useful to have a svn -v option that would give the option to filter out the changeset to only reflect the changes with respect to the file/subdir you run the command on. Users performing a log may not care about the rest of the