On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 01:42:01PM +0100, Wolfgang Pr�pper wrote:
> No, there is no chance to get the date of a tag. The best way is to write a
> script which can be called by the menu "Macros". All users have to call this
> macro when they create a tag.
Or if you're using command-line CVS, wrap "cvs tag" in a shell
script and have people use that.
> This script writes a log file on your file
> server or cvs server with information about user, date, time an tag name.
Or put the file in the user's sandbox. The script should:
- Write the info about the tag to the log file
- Commit the log file
- Create the tag, *including* tagging the log file itself
Pro:
- The log file is revision controlled
- It's available to people who use CVS client/server, without
giving them any other access to the server machine
Con:
- The script has to be smart enough to cope with merge
conflicts in the log file. The challenge is to avoid writing
duplicate log entries for the same tagging operation, which
is what would happen if the script took the naive approach of
just aborting in case of conflict.
>
> "Jeeva Sarma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > Hi
> > Is there a way in CVS to find out on what date a tag
> > or branch was made?What command can be used for this?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Jeeva Sarma
> >
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