Hi, I've read the discussions recently on this matter, and the suggesitions don't seem to apply to this case:
Is there any way to get log information with the specific criteria: show logs: where revision number > tag for old revision number and <= new revision number If the revision numbers are the same, I don't want to see the tag. Specifically this is to answer the question "what changes have been made to go from release A to release B?" If I use -rA::B, I don't get the last revision made to each file, ie. from 1.2.1.23 to 1.2.1.24, I lose the 1.2.1.24 revision. If I use -rA:B, I get a revision listed for 1.2.1.23 to 1.2.1.23 which is wrong because the software didn't change between releases. If I use -rA::B -rB I get a similar problem. I'd rather not parse it through a script (ie. I'd rather get CVS to do it directly), although I do have perl installed. Thanks in advance for any advice. Regards, Matthew Herrmann ------------------------------------------- Far Edge Technology tel: +612 9955 3640 11/80 Mount St North Sydney NSW 2060 Australia _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
