With svndumptool you can check dumpfiles for correctness; fix some broken dumpfiles including those made by cvs2svn; show differences between dumpfiles; edit files inside dumpfiles including replacing their contents or fixing their end-of-line style; export files from dumpfiles; split and join dumpfiles; merge dumpfiles interleaved so that revisions remain in chronological order; show logs; list files of given revisions; and transform revision and node properties with regular expressions
With svndumptool you can check dumpfiles for correctness; fix some broken dumpfiles including those made by cvs2svn; show differences between dumpfiles; edit files inside dumpfiles including replacing their contents or fixing their end-of-line style; export files from dumpfiles; split and join dumpfiles; merge dumpfiles interleaved so that revisions remain in chronological order; show logs; list files of given revisions; and transform revision and node properties with regular expressions
To install svndumptool, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install svndumptool
To see what files were installed by svndumptool, run:
port contents svndumptool
To later upgrade svndumptool, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade svndumptool
Reporting an issue on MacPorts Trac
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