RE: find out check in files in CVS

[Jim.Hyslop]

Ben Kial wrote:
> How can I generate a list of files that are checked in for a given
> time period (e.g. between Mar. 1 and Mar. 10) with the following
> information?
> 
>    1. Check in time
>    2. Check in version
>    3. Check in comment
>    4. Check in user account
> 
> I tried "cvs log" but it prints lots of information. Is there any tool
> that I can use to generate such report?
cvs log is the appropriate command to use. The information you want is in
the log message itself; you can use -N to suppress the tag listing, but it
doesn't look like there's an option to suppress the rest of the header. The
header's pretty small, though.


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Jim Hyslop
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Leitch Technology International Inc. (http://www.leitch.com)
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