Re: cvs log command help

[Larry Jones]

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> 
> I am trying to find out the file name and revision number of every
> file that is tagged by a release tag.  My first thought is to use the
> log command and parse the output.  So I type:  cvs log -rTAG_NAME -sRel
> MY_Directory   .

See:



Pay particular attention to the -S option (although you may find some of
the other options to be of use, too).

-Larry Jones

I wonder if you can refuse to inherit the world. -- Calvin


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cvs log command help

[Joseph.VanQuakebeke]

All;
I am trying to find out the file name and revision number of every file that is 
tagged by a release tag.  My first thought is to use the log command and parse the 
output.  So I type:  cvs log -rTAG_NAME -sRel MY_Directory   .  My reasons for 
the options are: -rTAG_NAME - I only want the revisions with this tag.  -sRel - I only 
want files that are in the Rel state.  What I get back is a listing of all the files 
tagged with this label + a whole bunch of stuff in the Attic that is not tagged.   Why 
does log read the files in the Attic if they are not tagged.  Am I missing the meaning 
of the options?  Am I missing an option?  Please let me know how you generate a file 
listing to go into a version description document.?  I even went so far as to checkout 
the module using the -rTAG_NAME option but that didn't help.

Thank you
Joseph


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