Re: What's in repository

[Laine Stump]

address@hidden (Larry Jones) writes:

> address@hidden writes:
> > 
> > Is there a way to:
> > 1.  "Browse" the repository, i.e. the equivalent of doing a "ls" of a 
> > source directory?
> 
> There's checkout -c, but that just lists the modules file, not actual
> directory contents.

And there is the wonderful "cvsls" hack (originally by Eugue Kramer,
according to the file in tkcvs where I just lifted this):

     cvs rdiff -s -D 01/01/1971 -r $rev $mcode

where $rev is the branch you want to look at, and $mcode is the
toplevel module. Of course, you need to know the name of the toplevel
momdule first (which hopefully will be listed in the modules file, and
thereby in cvs co -c).