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Chris Meek
Chris Meek

Reputation: 5839

How to get a list of revision using sharpsvn

How do I get a list of revisions from sharpsvn

Upvotes: 2

Views: 9026

Answers (4)

vzades
vzades

Reputation: 112

This is the code form which you can get all the revisions no in list revisions numbers. UriSCpath will be uri for svn path.

 SvnTarget tr = SvnTarget.FromUri(UriSCPath);
                Collection<SvnLogEventArgs> logEventArgs;
                List<Int64> revisionNumbers = new List<Int64>();
                SvnLogArgs logArgs = new SvnLogArgs();
                DPISVN_Clnt.GetLog(UriSCPath, logArgs, out logEventArgs);

                Int64 latestReision = logEventArgs[0].Revision;

                foreach (var item in logEventArgs)
                {
                        revisionNumbers.Add(item.Revision);

                }

Upvotes: 0

CJBrew
CJBrew

Reputation: 2787

You can get a list of all the log info by this method:

var client = new SvnClient();

System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<SvnLogEventArgs> logEventArgs;

client.GetLog("targetPath", out logEventArgs);

Iterating through all the logEventArgs will give you some useful information - LogMessage, Author, etc.

I don't know what you're doing, but I am checking the latest version of the working copy using SvnWorkingCopyClient:

var workingCopyClient = new SvnWorkingCopyClient();

SvnWorkingCopyVersion version;

workingCopyClient.GetVersion(workingFolder, out version);

The latest version of the local working repository is then available through

long localRev = version.End;

For a remote repository, use

 var client = new SvnClient();

 SvnInfoEventArgs info;

 client.GetInfo(targetUri, out info);

 long remoteRev = info.Revision;

instead.

This is similar to using the svnversion tool from the command line. Hope this helps.

Upvotes: 4

Luke Duddridge
Luke Duddridge

Reputation: 4347

If you look at the metadata for SvnLogEventArgs (which is returned as a collection from GetLog) it derives from SvnLoggingEventArgs, which has properties of Author, Revision, Time and LogMessage (amongst others)

Each SvnLogEventArgs item has a collection of ChangedPaths, which have properties for SvnChangeAction, and Path.

Upvotes: 7

Bert Huijben
Bert Huijben

Reputation: 19612

Guessing at what your question really is about the answer is most likely SvnClient.Log(), to get you a list of changes of a path.

Another anwer would be:

for (int i = 1; i < 101; i++)
  yield return i;

to get you the first 100 revisisions of a repository ;-)

See Using SharpSvn to retrieve log entries within a date range for some examples on how to use SvnClient.Log()

Upvotes: 2

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