On 2003-05-28 15:41-0700 Kevin Layer wrote: > How do I reference the revisions on a branch for a specific date? > > cvs diff -D "2 days ago" > > always seems to refer to the trunk, and not the branch I'm on.
cvs upd -r mybranch cvs diff -D "2001-05-17 16:12Z" -D "2002-01-21 18:12" myfile.c cvs diff -D "2001-05-17 16:12" -D "1 month ago" myfile.c yourfile. cvs diff -D "2001-05-17 16:12" -D "1 year 2 months ago" *.h cvs diff -D "5 years 2 months 3 weeks ago" -D "18:12" Lots of combinations available. By placing a Z after the HH:MM the time is specified in GMT, otherwise it’s local time. If you don’t run the first update command, all the diffs will be done on the main branch. Regards, Øyvind ----------- cat /dev/urandom >SCO _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
