Re: How to see what files have changed in a branch

2000-11-10 Thread Cameron, Steve


Patrick Vicanti wrote:
> [...].  Is there a CVS command, utility or process that can tell me
> what files have changed in the branch vs. which ones have been untouched
and
> are the same as the ones in the trunk?  Thanks.

cvs rdiff -s -r tag_on_the_trunk -r tag_on_the_branch modulename

The "-s" makes it print out only the filenames and revision numbers 
instead of the complete diffs.

If you have a tag that marks the origin of your branch, then use that
tag for "tag_on_the_trunk"

(Can't pass up the opportunity to advertise my patch again)
I fyou don't have such a tag, I have a patch that might help:
http://www.geocities.com/dotslashstar/branch_patch.html

With CVS built with that patch, you can do:

cvs rdiff -s -r branch_tag.origin -r tag_on_the_branch modulename

(I'm presuming that tag_on_the_branch was created like
cvs rtag -r branch_tag tag_on_the_branch modulename )

Hope it helps.

-- steve





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RE: How to see what files have changed in a branch

2000-11-10 Thread Andrew Gilmartin

 > Is there a CVS command, utility or process that can tell me
> what files have changed in the branch vs. which ones have been
> untouched and
> are the same as the ones in the trunk?

If you have the 'list' patch installed than the following might work well
enough

cvs list -r HEAD   module | sort -k 6 > /tmp/head
cvs list -r BRANCH module | sort -k 6 > /tmp/branch
diff /tmp/head /tmp/branch

-- Andrew



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How to see what files have changed in a branch

2000-11-10 Thread Patrick Vacanti

We are currently developing off a branch and were planning to send out a
full build when we were complete.  But, management now wants to make it a
service pack.  Is there a CVS command, utility or process that can tell me
what files have changed in the branch vs. which ones have been untouched and
are the same as the ones in the trunk?  Thanks.


Patrick L. Vacanti
Development Environment Manager
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