There are two types of operations you may want to run reports on:
- Operations where users update, modify or change the files. Users must have
"write" privileges to do these things.
- Operations where users checkout, read, run a diff. Users with
"read" privileges can do these things.
The Subversion operations that you can report on are:
- svn checkout
- Checks out a working copy from a repository
- svn update
- Brings changes from the repository into your working copy
- svn commit
- Sends changes from your working copy to the repository
- svn blame
- Shows author and revision information in-line for the specified files or URLs
- svn diff
- Displays the differences between two paths
- svn list
- Lists directory entries in the repository
- svn log
- Displays commit log messages
- svn status
- Prints the status of working copy files and directories.(Only svn "st -u" makes a server entry.)
- svn switch
- Updates the working copy to mirror a new, different URL.
- svn lock
- Locks a file
- svn unlock
- Unlocks a file
- svn propset
- Sets the names of attribute properties (PROPNAME) and their values (PROPVAL) on files, directories, or revisions.
- svn view vc download
- Checkouts using VC download
Certain transactions can be reported on under special conditions.
- svn diff
- Working copy related diffs will not make a server call and therefore such transactions will not be counted for reports, but other transactions will.
- svn status
- Only "svn st -u" makes a server entry and can be reported on.
Some operations do not make any operational log entry in the server or may take place only in your client.
You cannot report on these operations. The Subversion operations that you cannot report on are:
- svn propget
- Prints the value of a property on files, directories, or revisions.
- svn proplist
- Lists all properties on files, directories, or revisions
- svn cat
- Gives the output of the contents of the specified files or URLs
- svn info
- Prints information about paths in your working copy
- svn cleanup- r
- Recursively cleans up the working copy, removing locks resuming unfinished operations
- svn help
- Gives you access to help documentation
- svn resolved
- Removes "conflicted" state on working copy files or directories
- svn revert
- Reverts any local changes to a file or directory and resolves any conflicted states
- svn diff
- If your working copy related diffs will not make a server call and therefore such transactions will not be counted for reports
- svn status
- When it does not make a server entry
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Certain transactions are clubbed together as the Subversion server does not log them separately. For example:
- CHECKOUT includes checkout, export (operational logging entry: checkout-or-export)
- DIFF includes diff, merge (operational logging entry: diff-or-merge)
- COMMIT includes import, add, copy, delete, mkdir, move, propdel
- PROPSET includes propset, propedit
Note: Subversion transactions effected by using the Project Pages Editor or Project dashboard updates will not be included in report generation.