Larry Jones writes:
> Sridhar Boovaraghavan writes:
> >
> > I am using CVS 1.10.8 on Linux (server) with a Windows NT client. Our
> > group manages a web site and we would like to see what has changed in
> > the repository wrt the production machine. I understand that you can
> > do this with cvs -n update. What I really would like to see is the
> > associated log messages that developers used when checking in these
> > newer versions. Is this possible?
>
> If you've tagged the production stuff (which you should), you can use:
>
> cvs log -r':TAG'
Thanks for the help. Yes, we do.
I think you mean cvs log -r 'TAG:'. This is definitely
something. However this gives me the log of all the files tagged
'tested' to the current revision (including the ones that are tagged
'tested').
What I would like is one where it would give me all the files from the
tag 'tested' to the current revision (_excluding_ the ones that are
already tagged 'tested'). Because I already know about the versions in
the production machine. What I am interested in is the newer versions.
Thanks,
Sridhar
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