We have a need to check out or download a list of files changed since a given date. We need to be able to apply only those files to production - in part to preserve date and time stamps and to avoid refreshing 10,000 files to production every time a bug fix is released.
Hi,
Can you please let us know which tool you are using for your project?
Yes, We can find the list of files modified in a branch from a particular date.
In Subversion(SVN), the command is
"svn diff -r {"date"} Branch_path --summarize"
Note: date should be in this format "yyyy-mm-dd"
I hope this will help you to resolve your problem.
Hi,
You can also check using 'Show Log' using Windows by filtering the required date.
One concern would be to avoid using dates and be more specific with the SVN ID. Dates can leave holes in files delivered. Using the same diff command below, substitute {<last SVN ID Delivered> : HEAD } and note the SVN ID in the output, this way you ensure you leave no gaps.
An example using last date delivered by SVN ID:
%> svn diff -r 11357:HEAD --summarize <URL>
Once you've got that list I'm guessing you'd want to export the resulting files using the directory their located in (svn won't export at the file level), and then tarring/zipping up the files.
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