Hey Giannis,
What you are trying to accomplish is not a directly supported scenario in
StatSVN.
1) You need to ensure you working copy is currently at 15887.
2) If you executed StatSVN in the past, maybe the cached line counts will
come into play.
3) StatSVN will assume that all files are newly created on 15866.
4) Some weirdnesses (as below) are not surprising, especially if your
current working copy is not at 15887
Thanks,
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Subject: [Statsvn-users] statistics between revisions
Hello,
I am using the following syntax to get statistics for revisions e.g. 15866
up to 15887:
svn log -v --xml -r 15866:15887 > logfile.log
java -jar "C:\Program Files\Subversion\statsvn-0.4.1\statsvn.jar"
logfile.log <checked-out-module>
and for some of the files I get messages like:
Revision of xx/yy/zz/ww/File.java does not match expected revision
The statistics are generated at the end, but unfortunately there seems to be
several errors, e.g.
user1 2008-09-05 16:10
Rev.: 15882
Minor update
1 lines of code changed in 2 files:
xx/yy/zz/ww: File.java (new)
-> Which is the second file? Actually there isn't one if you check SVN
history.
-> Why File.java is shown as (new) although this is a very old file that
actually was also changed in the previous revision 15881?
user1 2008-09-05 16:09
Rev.: 15881
Some comment
2 lines of code changed in 1 file:
xx/yy/zz/ww: File.java (+2 -2)
Any idea is welcome ...
Thank you,
Giannis
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