Thomas S. Urban:
> cvscommit () {
> cvs diff $* > cvstemp.diff || cvs commit $*
> rm -f cvstemp.diff
> }
> CVSEDITOR='vim -X -o cvstemp.diff'
> export CVSEDITOR
That's a nice solution, thanks!
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[ On Friday, January 9, 2004 at 09:40:15 (-0500), Jim.Hyslop wrote: ]
> Subject: RE: Showing diff in commit message editor
>
> This is simply a matter of training yourself to perform all the necessary
> steps, in the correct order.
>
> Except for the most trivial changes to fi
On Fri, Jan 09, 2004 at 16:34:36, Cameron McCormack spake thusly:
> When I "cvs commit" I often forget exactly what I've changed in my
> files. Is there a way to get cvs to display in the commit message file,
> underneath the "modified files/added files/deleted files" comment, the
> diffs I am abo
Jim.Hyslop:
> This is simply a matter of training yourself to perform all the necessary
> steps, in the correct order.
>
> Except for the most trivial changes to files you *know* are up to date, the
> commit procedure is not a single command, it is a sequence of commands that
> cannot be automate
Cameron McCormack [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> When I "cvs commit" I often forget exactly what I've changed in my
> files. Is there a way to get cvs to display in the commit
> message file,
> underneath the "modified files/added files/deleted files" comment, the
> diffs I am about to commit
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Cameron McCormack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When I "cvs commit" I often forget exactly what I've changed in my
> files. Is there a way to get cvs to display in the commit message file,
> underneath the "modified files/added files/deleted files" c
Hi.
When I "cvs commit" I often forget exactly what I've changed in my
files. Is there a way to get cvs to display in the commit message file,
underneath the "modified files/added files/deleted files" comment, the
diffs I am about to commit?
Thanks,
Cameron
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