To get information about
tags and branches created by a particular
> user, I am giving the
command
> cvs history -T -u
username
> But not getting report
on all the tags.
> The -T option is used
for generating report on all tags but it is not
> display all the tags
and branches crea
Title: Reports generation in CVS
I have to generate report which displays the name of branch or tag, date on which it was created, the author name and the name of the module on week basis for a project. For eg- The project duration was of three months. Now the report has to be generated on
Ramanuj Singh wrote:
> To get information about tags and branches created by a particular
> > user, I am giving the command
> > cvs history -T -u username
> > But not getting report on all the tags.
> > The -T option is used for generating report on all tags but
> it is not
> > display all the
At 09:02 AM 6/2/2004, Ramanuj Singh wrote:
name of branch or tag, date on which it was created, the author name and
the name of the module
CVS stores that information in the history file (cvs history -aT). A script
that parses the output has to be aware that individual files can be tagged,
not j
Ramanuj Singh wrote:
> I have to generate report which displays the name of branch
> or tag, date on which it was created, the author name and the
> name of the module on week basis for a project. For eg- The
> project duration was of three months. Now the report has to
> be generated on week b
Frederic Brehm wrote:
> One method that I use is to have a special module named "scm"
> that contains
> scripts for "tag", "release", and other configuration management
> operations. I teach the developers to use the scripts instead
> of the raw
> CVS commands. It's easy to get them to use the
Jim.Hyslop writes:
>
> I've never had much luck with the history command. I just tried it on some
> files, and according to 'cvs history', I have applied only nine tags in the
> last year. I *know* I have applied more than that.
History only records rtag commands (which tag modules), not regular t
At 10:04 AM 6/2/2004, Jim.Hyslop wrote:
Fred, this sounds very useful. Would you be able to provide a more detailed
description of this scm module, and perhaps the scripts as well?
I use the "scm" module (it goes by different names in different projects)
to encode the project specific software con
