Is there an svn command to find out the last commit that affected a particular file?
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Is there an svn command to find out the last commit affected a particular file?
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- FFrank Church 4
- Iik 3
- HHenry Vermaak 1
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svn log <path to file/file>
Ido
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2011/1/2 Frank Church
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2011/1/2 ik
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Thanks
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svn log <path to file/file> Ido LINESIP - Opening the source for communication…
2011/1/2 ik
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Is there an option to filter display just the latest one?
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On Bash shell:
svn log <path to file/file> | tail
Ido
LINESIP - Opening the source for communication
http://www.linesip.com
http://www.linesip.co.il
2011/1/2 Frank Church
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Sorry it should be
svn log <path to file/file> | head
ido
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2011/1/2 ik Is there an option to filter display just the latest one? Frank Church…
2011/1/2 Frank Church :
Is there an option to filter display just the latest one?
svn log -l 1 <file>
Henry
Henry Vermaak wrote 9 lines
This does exactly what is needed.
Thanks
