...to serve as a summary list of changes.
say you have a folder with cruisecontrol log files, like this:
...
log20130204150005Lbuild.1403.xml log20130321154941Lbuild.1611.xml
log20130205085601Lbuild.1404.xml log20130322094540Lbuild.1612.xml
log20130205101742Lbuild.1405.xml log20130322132805Lbuild.1613.xml
log20130205102821Lbuild.1406.xml log20130322133911Lbuild.1614.xml
log20130205113917Lbuild.1407.xml log20130322152039Lbuild.1615.xml
log20130205120959Lbuild.1408.xml log20130322153132Lbuild.1616.xml
...
and you want to make a summary of changes, based on comments you've written when you've committed code to svn.
a log file's xml looks like this:
<cruisecontrol>
<modifications>
<modification type="svn">
<file action="modified">
<revision>3481</revision>
<filename>/trunk/build_scripts/build.properties</filename>
</file>
<date>2012-12-11T12:21:15</date>
<user>nick</user>
<comment>removing spring</comment>
<revision>3481</revision>
</modification>
...
just run the following code in a terminal, in the directory where your log files are:
xpath -q -e /cruisecontrol/modifications/modification/comment log* > comments.txt
NOTE: /cruisecontrol/modifications/modification/comment is the XPATH to the comment tag in the xml file.
comments.txt will look something like this:
<comment>converted iterator loops to enhanced for loops, added generics</comment>
<comment />
<comment />
<comment>forbid users to create users with usernames that start with "admin"</comment>
<comment>added new labels</comment>
<comment>removing spring</comment>
...
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