We have a client/server environment using ssh and are using cvs 1.11.6. We are
trying to identify all of the changes made and by who between two tags. We
issue either one of the following and getting all revisions of all files:
cvs log -rtag_A:tag_B -b or cvs log -r1.240:1.245
According to
Thank you for the clarification. It has helped to a degree.
The server is running cvs 1.11.6 and the command I am entering is:
cvs log -rus-1-0-9-46:us-1-0-9-49 -b
If I enter a file name the command works as expected. If I don't enter a file
name (I am trying to find all changes between two
Thank you for the clarification. It has helped to a degree.
The server is running cvs 1.11.6 and the command I am entering is:
cvs log -rus-1-0-9-46:us-1-0-9-49 -b
If I enter a file name the command works as expected. If I don't enter a file
name (I am trying to find all changes between two
Larry Lords writes:
We have a client/server environment using ssh and are using cvs 1.11.6. We are
trying to identify all of the changes made and by who between two tags. We
issue either one of the following and getting all revisions of all files:
Is the server running CVS 1.11.6, or just
Larry Lords writes:
cvs log -rus-1-0-9-46:us-1-0-9-49 -b
The problem is the -b -- that's asking for all the revisions on the
default branch *in addition to* the revisions between the two tags. Get
rid of the -b and it should do what you want. (Since you want the
changes *between* the two
