svnsearch is a command-line utility for searching through Subversion repository history using exact text or regular expressions.
It is intended for Linux users who work with SVN repositories and want a way to inspect past changes with output and options that feel similar to `svn log`. The program can be useful when tracking when a string or pattern first appeared in a repository’s history.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Searches SVN commit history for exact text matches.
- Searches SVN commit history using regular expressions.
- Provides functionality comparable to `git log -S` and `git log -G` for Subversion repositories.
- Uses output compatible with standard `svn log` formatting.
- Supports common `svn log` options including verbose and quiet modes.
Website: github.com/temnyak/svnsearch
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Developer: Marek Temnyak
License: MIT License
svnsearch is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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