Re: OT: cvs project info
Re: OT: cvs project info
- Subject: Re: OT: cvs project info
- From: Brian Fitzgerald <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2004 21:49:57 -0700
If you are using Mac OS X, then you can do it with the command line. I
don't think MacCVS can do exactly what you want.
cvs -d:pserver:USER@SERVER:REPOS rlog -dDATE1<DATE2 PATH
So for me on my private repository (running pserver), it would be
cvs -d:pserver:bfitz@bfitzg5:/usr/local/CVS rlog
-d2004/04/01<2004/08/01 Tools
will show me the history on the project Tools checked into the
repository bfitzg5:/user/local/CVS between Apr 1 2004 and Aug 1 2004.
Now, what you really want is rlog, because that does not require you to
have a sandbox checked out; but it appears that Mac OS X ships with a
cvs that doesn't support rlog. So you'll have to go to where you've
checked files out to to run this command.
On Aug 4, 2004, at 13:57, Bryan Pietrzak wrote:
This is a bit off-topic for Xcode users, but I'm not quite sure where
to take (suggestions welcome).
We have a project that is in CVS using MacCVS Pro (the cvs rep is on a
server, we access through MacCVS Pro's ssh configuration). This works
good for us for now. We may look at something different for the next
major release, but for now...
All I want to do is something equivalent to the MPW Projector command
ProjectInfo. I want to get a list of all files that changed (and any
comments for each file) after a certain date or after a certain tag.
Problem is that while I can get around in Terminal a bit, I really
don't know how to use CVS from a command line to do this equivalency
of ProjectInfo. I've read the CVS man page quite a bit, and it looks
like I want the log command, but it's not obvious how I do this. Do I
do it against my copy of the checked out sources, or vs. the server
(but then the cvs log command tells me I need to do a checkout first).
I'm not even sure of the exact syntax to use for date when using cvs
log -d <date>
Any help, or any pointers to tutorials would be welcome. I googled for
this, but couldn't really find what I was looking for. And I fear that
maybe using MacCVS Pro is an added twist to most stock answers.
Thanks
Bryan
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