Re: cvs command line usage

[Jim Hyslop]

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On 11-08-07 5:04 PM, J.V. wrote:
> How do I show a list of files on my local machine that:
> 
> 1) files that do not exist in the repo 2) files that are modified
> locally but have not been committed 3) files that are in the repo but
> not on my local system 4) files that have been modified in the repo
> but not (updated) on my local system

cvs -nq update

(1) will be indicated by '?'
(2) will be indicated by 'M'
(3) and (4) will be indicated by 'U'

If you need to distinguish between (3) and (4) you'll have to write a
script or batch file or script that will check to see if the file exists
locally, and convert the 'U' indicator to something else (maybe 'N' for
'New').

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Jim Hyslop
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