Bash script for exporting svn files from a range of revisions
It can sometimes be a pain to export just modified files from SVN on the MAC/*nix machines.
TortoiseSVN on windows has [a simple method for this] (http://verysimple.com/2007/09/06/using-tortoisesvn-to-export-only-newmodified-files/)
This script is for everyone else.
Download this and chmod 755 it. Add it to your bin if you so desire, then it's as simple as
svn-export-changes repo-location
The script will pull the changes to that repository between the HEAD and PREV and put it in a directory called 'export' (relative to the script location)
You can pass in a range of revisions and a location to export to.
svn-export-changes repo-location revision-from revision-to export-directory
That's it.
Portions taken from this post. Thanks to Chris Hope.
"...there's a bash for that..."