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NAME¶
svn2cl - Create a ChangeLog from a subversion log.SYNOPSIS¶
svn2cl [OPTION]... [PATH]...DESCRIPTION¶
svn2cl generates a classic GNU-style ChangeLog from the log messages in a subversion repository. It acts as a wrapper around the ' svn log' command, parsing the XML output with an XSLT stylesheet. Alternatively it can generate HTML output intended for use with the svn2html.css style sheet that comes with svn2cl.- --strip-prefix=NAME
- Strip NAME from the first part of all file names
(e.g. project/trunk). By defaults the current path inside the repository
is stripped.
- --linelen=NUM
- Wrap lines at NUM characters. By default, lines are
wrapped at 75 characters. This option is ignored when the --html option is
specified.
- --group-by-day
- This option causes all commit messages to be grouped by
day, as long as all the changes are by the same author. By default each
message is listed separately with its own timestamp.
- --separate-daylogs
- Include a blank line between log entries when they are
grouped by day. Only useful with the --group-by-day option. This
option is ignored when the --html option is specified, edit
svn2html.css to tune the layout.
- -i, --include-rev
- Include the subversion revision number in the ChangeLog. If
the --html option is specified this is implied, edit svn2html.css
to turn it off.
- -a, --include-actions
- Add action labels [ADD], [DEL] and [CPY] tags to files to
show the operation that is performned on the files.
- --break-before-msg[=NUM]
- Add a line break (or multiple line breadks) between the
paths and the log message. If the --html option is specified this option
is ignored, edit svn2html.css to set spacing.
- --reparagraph
- Newlines inside paragraphs are ignored and paragraphs are
re-wrapped. Paragraphs are separated by empty lines.
- --title=NAME
- If outputting an HTML file the NAME is used as the
title. This option is ignored for normal text output.
- --revision-link=NAME
- This option is used to generate links from the revision
numbers in the generated HTML file. If NAME contains two hashes
'##' that part will be replaced by the revision number, otherwise
the revision number will be appended to NAME. Only the first
occurrence of ' ##' will be replaced.
- --ticket-link=NAME
- This option is used to generate links from references to
tickets within the commit message in the generated HTML file. Anything
that looks like a ticket reference (e.g. ' #foo') will be replaced
with a link to NAME with the ticket part (' foo' in the example)
appended.
- --ignore-message-starting=STRING
- Any log messages that start with the specified
STRING are ignored and will not show up in the output. The STRING
comparison is case sensitive.
- -o, -f, --output=FILE, --file= FILE
- Output ChangeLog to FILE instead of the default
ChangeLog (or ChangeLog.html for HTML output).
- --stdout
- Output ChangeLog to stdout instead of to a file.
- --authors=FILE
- The FILE is used to map author names as exported by
svn to full names. See the section on AUTHORS FILES below for more
information.
- --html
- Generate an HTML file containing a ChangeLog instead of the
default text ChangeLog file. This feature is still experimental. The
svn2html.css file that is included in the distribution can be used
to format the HTML.
- -h, --help
- Show short summary of options.
- -V, --version
- Show version of program.
AUTHORS FILES¶
An authors file is basically an XML file that should look something like:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<authors>
<author uid="arthur">
Arthur de Jong <arthur@arthurdejong.org>
</author>
</authors>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<authors xmlns:html="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<author uid="arthur">
Arthur de Jong <<html:b>arthur@arthurdejong.org</html:b>>
</author>
</authors>
arthur:Arthur de Jong <arthur@arthurdejong.org>
NOTES¶
Note that the default revison range for svn log is BASE:1. This means that svn2cl will not always include the most recent revisons of the repository. Either run ' svn update' before running svn2cl or pass ' -r HEAD:1'.EXAMPLES¶
Run svn log recursively on the current directory and generate a text ChangeLog file in the current directory for the entire log history:svn2cl
svn2cl -i -r "HEAD:{`date -d '7 days ago' '+%F %T'`}"
svn2cl --html --strip-prefix=project/trunk --group-by-day \
-r '{2006-01-01}:{2005-01-01}' \
svn://svn.example.com/project/trunk
SEE ALSO¶
'svn help log'COPYRIGHT¶
Copyright © 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Arthur de Jong <arthur@arthurdejong.org>.Oct 2010 | Version 0.13 |