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svn log, one line per commit
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#!/usr/bin/awk -f | |
# Convert the "svn log" output into a one liner format, which is easier to grep | |
# or use in scripts. Pipe "svn log" into this script | |
# When we get a line that starts with a revision number, put the data in variables | |
/^r[0-9]+/ { | |
rev=$1 | |
user=$3 | |
date=$5 | |
time=$6 | |
lines=13 | |
} | |
# Anything that isn't a revision line, a separator line or an empty line | |
# will be part of the commit message. Concatenate these into the comment variable | |
! (/^r[0-9+]/ || /^-+$/ || /^$/) { | |
comment = comment $0 | |
} | |
# With every separator line, output what we stored before and reset the comment variable | |
# To skip the first line we also check if we've already stored a revision | |
/^-+$/ && rev { | |
print rev " | " user " | " date " | " time " | " comment | |
comment = "" | |
} |
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lines should be $lines at line 12
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Nicely done, it works great for me, even under cygwin