Re: determining versions on checkin

2002-05-02 Thread Larry Jones

David A Uebele writes:
 
 The problem I'm having is that I'd like to use remote cvs, and
 so accessing the CVS/Entries file is no longer feasible.
 I'm looking for suggestions about other ways to capture
 the version of a file just checked in.

I believe you can use cvs -n status.

-Larry Jones

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Re: determining versions on checkin

2002-05-01 Thread david

 I have a post proccessing script called from loginfo
 that records audit information, including the version and
 branch just checked in.
 It parses the CVS/Entries file in the checked out sandbox
 to get the version.
 
 The problem I'm having is that I'd like to use remote cvs, and
 so accessing the CVS/Entries file is no longer feasible.
 I'm looking for suggestions about other ways to capture
 the version of a file just checked in.
 
You should be able to pass that into a loginfo script as an
argument by specifying %v.  It won't tell you what the branch
is, but you should be able to figure that out from the revision
number.

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