Listing the affected files in a Subversion revision

A quick trick that I'm finding very useful for those little deployments that don't require a full export of the Subversion repository. A little regex on the standard verbose output of the Subversion log like so:

svn log -r HEAD -v | egrep '^ +[A-Z]'

will output a list of the files included in the specified revision, e.g.:

M /trunk/apps/Feedback/views.py
A /trunk/fabfile.py

The letters "A", "M" or "D" denote whether the file was added, modified or deleted.

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24 November 2009 | Add the first comment | Python,  Sysadmin,  Subversion

Collaboration with Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona)

One of the nice things about running your own business is that you can occasionally decide to spend a bit of time doing a bit of research into stuff you find interesting. The Normalisr is an example of this - an application that I built to reflect some of my ideas on attention data and what could be measured in last.fm listening charts.

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06 November 2009 | Add the first comment | Mashups,  Technology & applications