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How to find the oldest modified files in SVN

I want to clear my code. I would like to do a full SVN search to find files that never changed (or changed a very long time ago) and listed everything in DESC order (the oldest was changed for the last time). Is there any way to do this?

Thank!

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A review of all files / folders reveals their most recent change, so simply use:

svn ls -Rv <URL_TO_REPO/PATH_TO_PROJECT>

You will get a list similar to this:

<REV>   <AUTHOR>  <SIZE>   <DATE>   <filename>

You can sort them by sorting the unix tool, easily convert them to a CSV file and import them to succeed or use the -xml switch and do even more complex processing.

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svn log URLReposRoot -v

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svn log URLReposRoot -v  --xml >result.xml

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