Hi,
you can also try to use datetime stamps. These datetime stamp of tag can
be retrieved by `cvs history -xT -t ${mytag}`. Note that "retagging" of
any file moves the datetime stamp to current time so it might become
unreliable.
You can also try cvs2cl.pl from http://www.red-bean.com/cvs2cl/
After experimenting with cvs2cl.pl, I found that I could not get the log
information that I want. The problem is not the script, but in how the cvs
log command works.
I'm trying to create a ChangeLog that shows only changes that occurred
between two releases, but if a file has been added to
Jones, Clinton A wrote:
After experimenting with cvs2cl.pl, I found that I could not get the log
information that I want. The problem is not the script, but in how the cvs
log command works.
I'm trying to create a ChangeLog that shows only changes that occurred
between two releases, but
