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How can I find the changelog in my repository without having to checkout everything? I'm looking for something that was removed a while ago, but I'm not sure when. I need to get a list of all changes such as the Revision Graph, but without having to check everything. Did it make sense?

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Right Click, TortoiseSVN, Repo Browser. You can then check the changelog and everything else from the browser, which connects to the repository and not the filesystem.



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All svn commands take repository URLs as arguments, so you can work with them without checking them, for example:



svn log http: //my.repo.url/something

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You are looking for the Subversion log. You should be able to check one folder without going back to its subdirectories.

If you have been doing this from the command line, you can enter "svn log v http://example.org/repository " to see a list of changes and files.

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I think you need to check at least the folder that probably contains the deleted files. Then you can access the story using the context menu.

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I decided to go ahead and just check everything, and was able to access the Changelog there without actually having to check the whole thing.

Thanks for any help!

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Ok, I don't think you need to check anything. You basically select TortoiseSVN> Repo Browser from the context menu and put the path into the SVN repository. After opening the repository, right-click on the main root folder and select Show Log. Should give you the complete changelog.

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