Helpful SVN scripts

Helpful SVN scripts

In every project we do before we release the projects its quite important to create a snapshot for each service/subproject.

In SVN terms we call this a tag.

One can use any SVN clients available in the market like Tortoise, sliksvn etc.and create this tag but when we are dealing with a large set of services it could be bit time consuming and error prone before you get it right.

I created this small script which takes in parameters like username password and tag version as input and reads the list of projects on which u want to version from another file projectlist.txt (this should exist in the same directory or provide full path) and creates the tag version in the corresponding tags directory .

Also this assumes that the directory structure is the standard SVN structure i.e.

@echo off
setLocal EnableDelayedExpansion

SET /P USERNAME=Username:
SET /P PASSWORD=Password:
SET /P VERSION=Version:
SET PROJECTLIST=

for /f “tokens=* delims= ” %%i in (projectlist.txt) do (

    REM Tag the project
    svn copy https://nysolutionsltd.com:8443/svn/nysolutionsltd/src/sca/soa/%%i/trunk/  https://nysolutionsltd.com:8443/svn/nysolutionsltd/src/sca/soa/%%i/tags/%Version% -m “Tagging the %Version% release of the project to go for Preprod”
   
    REM Export the project
    svn export –non-interactive –username %USERNAME% –password %PASSWORD%  https://nysolutionsltd.com:8443/svn/nysolutionsltd/src/sca/soa/%%i/tags/%Version% .\%%i
   
    REM Append to the project list
    SET PROJECTLIST=!PROJECTLIST!%%i,
   
    REM Clean up exported directories
    REM rmdir /S /Q %%i\SCA-INF 2> nul
    rmdir /S /Q %%i\deploy 2> nul
    rmdir /S /Q %%i\.designer 2> nul
    rmdir /S /Q %%i\thumbnail 2> nul
)

)

endLocal

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