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Is there a way to set the number of entries shown by svn log, i.e. a default --limit somewhere? Say, in a config file in user's home directory, for instance?

If not, probably a way to add a custom command, like in git? (The existence of svn-command suggests such capability is not built-in.)

Answers to this question seem to suggest it is not possible, but just to confirm.

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Shell alias in case of proper OS (i.e - not Windows cmd), bat-files if Win

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  • Thanks, was looking to avoid alias since it doesn't feel like an svn command. A wrapper like svn-command is closer to what I look for, but was wondering if such functionality is built-in. – Kshitij Mar 02 '12 at 20:21
  • @user1243838 - it **can feel like** new svn command - see [Command aliases for Subversion, Git and Rails](http://www.blog.bridgeutopiaweb.com/post/command-aliases-for-subversion-git-and-rails/) example and yes, it doesn't exist in core - you can read really old (2002 year) topic started with [this message](http://svn.haxx.se/dev/archive-2002-11/1611.shtml) – Lazy Badger Mar 03 '12 at 03:59
  • Thanks for the link to the 2002 thread, good to know I not the only or first one to desire such functionality ;) . Though I am not sure how the other link solves the point 1) made on that mailing list -- which is what I was referring to by **feel like**. Thanks again for your helpful replies. – Kshitij Mar 04 '12 at 09:32