Re: Problem with cvs log -d

[Larry Jones]

Scott Watters writes:
> 
> $ cvs log -d ">=20041120"
> 
> I am returned with log information for all files in the directory.

Correct.  The -d option only affects which log messages get displayed,
you still get headers for all the files.  If you don't want the "extra"
headers, you need the -S option, too.

-Larry Jones

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