There is a fairly simple way to do this:
cd workingdir/ (where you have a checked out version of the module)
cvs -Q diff -r SOME_PREVIOUS_TAG -r HEAD (or other branch/tag name) module |
nawk '/^Index/ { print $2 }' > file.out
or if you have lots of modules in a project/configuration:
cd workinddir/ (where you have a checked out version of the module)
for i in `ls`; do
cvs -Q diff -r SOME_PREVIOUS_TAG -r HEAD (or other branch/tag name) $i |
nawk '/^Index/ { print $2 }' > file.out
done
You'll get a lot of cvs output cruft directed toward standard error. By
redirecting this to a file, you'll get only the standard output.
Hope this helps.
Tracy.
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> Is there any way I can get a list of files that have changed since a
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