diffstat

Could anyone give me examples, how I could use diffstat with subversion? I mean, using diffstat to analyze and produce statistics about one or multiple commits. NOTE: Linux commandline examples are OK ;) You can simply pipe any diff to diffstat. For example, if you want a stat of the changes made in a specific revision, just retrieve that change from svn and pipe it to diffstat. $ svn diff -r1234:1235 | diffstat You can obviously pipe anything in that svn can create diffs of, which includes diffs between branches, tags and folders and also ranges of revisions. $ svn diff svn://server/trunk svn

Git's pull output has been explained here fairly well. In spite of this I'm still unsure exactly what the text graph relates to. For example: git diff --stat master HEAD^ Outputs (truncated): Site/index.php | 118 ++-- While the number of lines modified is clearly displayed as 118, the text graph is a little harder to interpret. Could this relate to the ratio of added and removed lines? Yes it's the ratio of added and removed lines. See also: man diffstat Edgard Leal git diff --numstat "@{1 day ago}" Parameters: diff = Show diff --numstat = show the number of lines inserted and removed @{1 day