Assuming you are logging these events in CVSROOT/history, you can find some possibly useful information using "cvs history". You can see when a particular user checked out a particular module or repository directory, and if any tags were specified. If the repository was accessed locally, rather than in client/server mode, you can see where it was checked out to. These are O records in the history file. Updates will only show up in the history if a file was actually updated from the repository. These are history records of types C, G, U, and W. So you asked if it was easy. I guess not. The history command has always seemed pretty cryptic to me, and it usually doesn't provide the information I want. Jerry
> From: Mark Lancisi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 8:26 AM > > Does anyone know if there is any easy way (via cvs) to find > out exactly > what date and time a local source tree was checked out (cvs > co) or last > updated (cvs update)? At this point I am ready to simply long list the > entire tree looking for most recent dates and times, but that > is ugly and > time consuming.. > > thanks! > markl _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
