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From: Jason K. <jk...@sh...> - 2007-01-24 20:42:11
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[Please use the sourceforge mailing list in the future. I didn't know we = still published this one.] What you can try is opening up your log file and truncating the earlier = part of it. There are also options to the svn log command that limits = the number of revisions that are put into the log, but nothing for dates = (you'll have to do that manually).=20 If you want to do a range in the past, check out the older version, and = run svn log on that version. It will stop at the checked out version's = time and you won't have any problems running the report on that date = range.=20 Important concepts: - modify your log file to filter out what you don't want - make sure the checked out version matches the most recent revision in = the used log file.=20 Jason -----Original Message----- From: Gustavo Noronha [mailto:gus...@md...]=20 Sent: January 24, 2007 1:43 PM To: st...@so... Subject: [statsvn] running statsvn to get stats for a given time frame = only [please CC-me, I'm not subscribed] Hello, I am looking at using StatSVN for providing information on our projects' svn repositories to the development team. It looks great up to now and I = already have statistics for all our projects. I would like to have montly statistics, though - statistics for the work = that has been done in a month only. I know this information is somewhat = available, but we have some graphics, for instance, which display a = developer with a very high line because he imported the code (which = already existed for some time) into the SVN repo. This distracts the = viewer and disallows using that given graph for comparison. Is that feature available or planned? Thanks, -- Gustavo Noronha <gus...@md...> Coordena=C3=A7=C3=A3o de = Sustenta=C3=A7=C3=A3o e Seguran=C3=A7a/CGI |