Larry,
I tried both of the commands below, as you mentioned, in a project which hasn't
had any activity for a long time, therefore, shouldn't have generated a report
at all but to my amazement, it did!
cvs log -d"2008-05-01<2008-09-26"
I also realized that there shouldn't be any space between -d and its ARG, and
the ARG should be in double quotes or CVS will complain.
Thanks
Rez> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2008 20:07:51 -0400> From: [EMAIL
PROTECTED]> CC: [email protected]> Subject: Re: CVS Log> > Res Pons writes:>
> > > I'm testing right now and run the command below to give me a short log> >
since yesterday but the entire log or history spews out:> > > >
c:\myworkingfoler\project1>cvs log -d 2008-09-25> > That's because you're not
using -d correctly -- the above gives you the> most recent log entry on *or
before* 2008-09-25. To get the log *since*> that date, you need:> >
c:\myworkingfoler\project1>cvs log -d '2008-09-25<'> > To get 1-May to 26-Sep,
you'd use:> > c:\myworkingfoler\project1>cvs log -d '2008-05-01<2008-09-26'> --
> Larry Jones> > Things are never quite as scary when you've got a best friend.
-- Calvin> > I
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