generate debian changelog from svn log
Michael Tautschnig
mt at debian.org
Sat Dec 4 11:17:00 CET 2010
> Hi folks,
>
> I created a simple script to generate the Debian changelog from the
> svn log entries.
>
> It prints every first line of each commit message and the files
> changed/added/deleted. These messages will be collected by each
> author.
>
[...]
I wasn't quite aware of the fact that it didn't read the SVN changes information
natively. Am I right that it is best called as
svn log -v -r"{`date +'%F %T %z' -r debian/changelog`}":HEAD | ./svnlog2dch
Best regards,
Michael
PS.: It would be nice if the script were just committed to SVN trunk, even
though it needn't end up in the FAI binary packages.
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