Hi Vasu,Its very simple , Open the loginfo file and look for DEFAULT (echo %{svV};id;date; cat ) > $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commitlog1) DEFAULT is the Keyword2) s is Name of the File3) v is new version number (post-checkin)4) V is old version number (pre-checkin)5) id is user or author id (exam
Hello ALL,
My Name is Vasudev, i am very new to CVS. Please help me
regarding loginfo file.
My CVS is installed on Solaris 5.8 Machine.
Requirement :-
I need to get an notification email whenever any developer checkin the
source file( any file or directory ) into the CVS repository
On Fri, Dec 05, 2003 at 01:47:08PM -0800, Peter Connolly wrote:
> I can't find any reference to the loginfo file format or to a sample of
> that file in the contrib directories. I need to know because when I use
> our company's old format (circa 1.11.1p) for the lo
I can't find any reference to the loginfo file format or to a sample of
that file in the contrib directories. I need to know because when I use
our company's old format (circa 1.11.1p) for the loginfo file, the new
log_accum.pl script complains that there are too many input parameters
On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 08:39:57AM -, Rui Cordeiro wrote:
> Is there a way to represent a path in the loginfo file with spaces characters,
>something like:
>
> "^users/my home"
You can approximate it with "^users/my.home". This will, of
course, match a fe
Rui Cordeiro wrote:
> Is there a way to represent a path in the loginfo file with spaces characters,
>something like:
>
> "^users/my home"
Not currently, no.
Derek
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Hi all,
Is there a way to represent a path in the loginfo file with spaces characters,
something like:
"^users/my home"
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
- Rui Cordeiro -
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