Thanks!
I did a:
cvs log -d 2003-07-01 | grep date changes.log
...and that produces:
date: 2003/05/13 10:36:10; author: [USERID]; state: Exp;
...which shows activity percentile over date periods. The changelog:
cvs log -d 2003-07-01
...produces some decent info too!
Cheers,
Ben
This has made me think...
Are there any good tools that can generate HTML reports from CVS ChangeLogs?
I'd be looking for something that generates in tabular form, a report that
would list the updates to files, and activity percentile of authors. I know
there is view CVS, but would it do this
Hill, Benjamin W wrote:
Is there a method in CVS is obtain changes to files for a particular user,
over a particular time? I am using pserver to connect to a remote
repository, and would like to find out what files have been edited over a
particular time range.
CVSps
Vijay Kumar writes:
How can we include cvs commands in a shesll or perl script - no interactive.
Just do it.
-Larry Jones
You should see me when I lose in real life! -- Calvin
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I'd like to be able to checkout files from different locations in the
repository to the same working directory. I always get complaints that the
repository locations are different when I try and check the second project
out in the same location as the first project. I would have thought it
Although I've been using CVS for several years I've never used
branches. Well, I was posed with yet another opportunity where
branching would fit and decided to finally take the plunge.
Unfortunately, the results are a bit worrisome to me... here is the
scenario:
I've got file x.c which is
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Edward Peschko wrote:
On Sun, Jun 29, 2003 at 09:42:11PM -0500, Corey Minyard wrote:
Have you looked at my patch, at http://home.attbi.com/~minyard/? It's
been around for a while and is well tested, and implements full ACLs
(per directory, per file, and per branch) within CVS, and has a lot
Martyn Klassen writes:
I'd like to be able to checkout files from different locations in the
repository to the same working directory. I always get complaints that the
repository locations are different when I try and check the second project
out in the same location as the first project.
On Mon, Jun 30, 2003 at 12:39:14PM -0400, Martyn Klassen wrote:
I'd like to be able to checkout files from different locations in the
repository to the same working directory. [...]
I would have thought it would
be relatively easy for the information about file location to be stored in
the
#1 is key for me - I need something where I don't need to download a new client for
everyone who wants to use ACL. #2 is pretty important too - I want something
centralized,
one file that I can check and see at a glance who has access to what. If #1 and #2
holds
for your patch, then like
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