If you don't mind wrapping a script around the operation:
1) cvs diff --brief -rcvs1-10-8 2>/dev/null |sed -ne 's/^Index: \(.*\)$/\1/p'
|xargs cvs log
If you want to get trickier than that and get only the new log messages,
you'll have to play around with the 'cvs log' syntax, but I think you can
specify a range of revisions to include. You might have to man 'rcslog' to
get the syntax.
2) I believe 'cvs log' uses the 'rcslog' date formats. You might try man'ing
that if the syntax isn't in the Cederqvist.
Derek
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"Giang, Richard P" wrote:
> 1) Does anyone know how to generate a report for all the files in CVS that
> were modified between two tags? I used "cvs log" command but i shows all
> the files not just the ones that were modified.
>
> 2) I tagged the repository twice with different tags on the same day but at
> different time. There were some changes to some files between the tags. I
> tried to use the cvs log command with "-d dates" option, but the command
> failed when I specified the dates with "year-month-day hours:mitutes"
> format. It worked fine without "hours:minutes". Does anyone know how to
> solve this problem?
>
> Thank you
>
> > Richard Giang
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> > Planning & Scheduling Technology Team
> > The Boeing Company
> > Phone (281)244-4703
> > E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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