I have spent hours trying to generate a list of all file differences between revisions so that I can report which files were added and which files were modified by a project team. The problem is, when CVS sees a new directory that was added by the team it just says that it's skipping it altogether because it's not in one of the revisions, as in "cvs diff: ignoring /com/blah/blah(CVS/Entries Missing)". I want that list of added files so that I don't have to hand-type the names of dozens of new files!
I have tried the following: cvs -nq update -r oldrev cvs -n diff -r oldrev -r newrev cvs -n diff -r newrev -r oldrev ...and many other combinations of arguments that didn't make any difference. Does anyone know of a combination that can give me a complete list of file differences, even if one revision does not have all of the files of another revision? Thanks! Barry _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
