Re: how to get list of projects in cvs

[Mark D. Baushke]

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harcrelc <address@hidden> writes:

> What's a command to get a list of all projects in my current cvs repo?

If you have a new version of cvs on the server, then 'cvs rls .' is a fine
idea.

Otherwise, a hack might be to do this:

   mkdir dummy && cd dummy
   cvs co -l -d top .
   cvs -n up -d
   : you should now get a 'cvs update: New directory <name> -- ignored'
   : kind of output. The list of <name> directories is your top-level
   : modules.

> I use cvs across the network, so.. I would like to be able to get a list
> of the dirs in cvs root in another machine.. really.

A way to get a list of all modules with ,v files in the repositiory
would be to use the command:

  cvs rlog -R .

which should list out all of the ,v files in the repository. The
directories will be on lines whichbegin with 'cvs rlog: Logging '

        Enjoy!
        -- Mark
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