When you download the sourcecode from trunk you can get a changelog. This you can get via the original svn or via git svn.
Here is the part of my Makefile that deals with clone and update both ways:
.PHONY: \
all \
clone \
clone_svn \
clone_git \
update \
update_svn \
update_git \
updateChangeLog \
trunk=trunk
trunk_git=trunk.git
all:
clone: clone_svn clone_git
clone_git:
git svn clone -r1:12723 svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/codeblocks/code/trunk $(trunk_git)
clone_svn:
svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/codeblocks/code/trunk
$(MAKE) updateChangeLog
update: update_svn # update_git
update_svn:
(cd $(trunk) && svn update)
$(MAKE) updateChangeLog
updateChangeLog:
(cd $(trunk) && ./updateChangeLog.sh && ./update_revision.sh)
update_git:
(cd $(trunk_git) && git svn fetch && git merge remotes/git-svn)
In trunk, see the plain text file ChangeLog. Alternatively you can see the same changes in the git history, e.g. via gitk.
Please be aware that the initial git clone is quite slow. That's why I used the git svn arg -r <n>. Fortunately, updating is quick.
Currently, the last Changelog entry is:
2024-08-13 13:51 wh11204
svn13542: - wxSmith: Fix compilation with wxWidgets 3.0 after
[r13541].