Solving a problem with svn: Revision range is not allowed

This note will be interesting to those who work with subversion and should transfer the source code from the repository to the site in “manual”, through the console.
Not a lot of background.
I often update the files for our project Bookmarks to pictures (picfor.me) and used the svn export command for this ... but the problem is that if I only need to upload changes between revisions, then it’s not so easy to use in the console:

1. $ svn export -r1123: 1167 . / tmp / export_dir svn : Revision range is not allowed
2. $ svn export -r1123: 1167 . / tmp / export_dir svn : Revision range is not allowed

There are certainly solutions, if you use the TortoiseSVN client, here is an article from the habr where it is described.

I came up with a solution for the console.

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Here is a simple bash script that solves this problem in the console and, moreover, preserves the folder structure:

1. #! / bin / bash
2. srev = 1180
3. erev = HEAD
4. list = ` svn log -vqr $ srev : $ erev | egrep '^ \ + [M | A]' | uniq | awk '{print "." $ 2 "\"}; ' `
5. tar -cjf / tmp / export.tar.gz $ list

srev and erev - specify the number of revisions between which we want to get the export
list is a list of files for export
export.tar.gz - ready archive for copying to the server.

That's all. Perhaps there are other ways to implement. Share!