Guy Scharf writes: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) wrote: > > > > A good starting point would be (for example): > > > > cvs log -d'2001-01-01<2001-12-12' . > > Thanks. That is a good start. I added -N and got close to what I want. > > However, I find this is listing all files, including those whose only > change is the addition of a tag. I am interested only in files with new > revisions.
Actually, it lists *all* files, even those with no changes at all. I can't think of any way to get just files with new revisions. You might be able to use diff --brief to get a list of files that have changed between the two dates, but you'll miss any files that have new revisions but ended up back where they started (for example, one change may have undone a previous change). -Larry Jones I like maxims that don't encourage behavior modification. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
