Hi,
Below is a svn update script for *nix based systems. I often want to
check the logs after I did a update, to see what changed. I then sit
with the problem, that I can't remember the revision I upgraded from.
This doesn't just relate to Lazarus subversion, but to many other
projects as well. Anyway, this little script will report the before
and after revision once the update is complete.. I thought someone
might find this handy.
--------------------[ svnup.sh ]----------------------------
#!/bin/bash
oldrev=$(svn info |grep '^Revision: '|sed 's/Revision: //g')
svn up
newrev=$(svn info |grep '^Revision: '|sed 's/Revision: //g')
[ "$oldrev" == "$newrev" ] || {
echo " "
echo "Made the step from $oldrev to $newrev "
}
--------------------[ end ]----------------------------
Here is a sample of the output...
--------------------[ start ]----------------------------
$> svnup.sh
...
U lcl/lconvencoding.pas
U lcl/controls.pp
U packager/packagesystem.pas
A examples/synpositionhighlighter
A examples/synpositionhighlighter/unit1.lrs
A examples/synpositionhighlighter/unit1.pas
A examples/synpositionhighlighter/unit1.lfm
Updated to revision 15901.
Made the step from 15864 to 15901
--------------------[ end ]----------------------------
:-)
Regards,
- Graeme -
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