List all files changed by a particular user in subversion

Here's an example, using the svn log command and linux sed command, with your username, 'blankman':

svn log | sed -n '/blankman/,/-----$/ p'

If you're looking to obtain this information with continual reports, using a project like StatSVN, which Patrick mentioned, is very useful. If you're using Maven, there is a StatSCM plugin which will generate this information on your project site.

There is no need to bother with grep, sed, etc starting from Subversion 1.8. The release introduced --search option that you can use with svn log command!

The options allows you to search your repository history for:

• revision's author (svn:author unversioned property),
• date (svn:date unversioned property),
• log message text (svn:log unversioned property),
• and paths affected by the particular revision.

See SVNBook 1.8 | svn log command-line reference.

Yes. We use StatSVN for our subversion reports, and one of the reports it does is commits by developer.

TortiseSVN also lets you look at log messages by date for authors.

Here's a small script to show which files were changed by a certain user between revisions.

#!/bin/bash
# @param $1: Start revision
# @param $2: End revision
# @param $3: User
#
# Example: svn_scapegoat.sh 1000:HEAD jdoe

svn_changed()
{
    svn blame --revision $1:$2 -- $4 | grep -E "^ [0-9]* *${3} "
}

svn diff --revision $1:$2 --summarize | \
cut -c9- | \
while read path
do
    if [ -n "$(svn_changed $1 $2 $3 $path)" ]
    then
        echo "$3 changed $path"
    else
        echo "Someone else changed $path"
    fi
done