Hello there, I downloaded the command line version of CVS for Windows (I'm using Windows XP) and started testing it at work. We have used CVS on the Sun for several years and I am familiar with the environment on the Sun, but am just starting to do development of Windows applications on the PC. I am trying to figure out how to create a "commitlog" file like the one created on the Sun when CVS "commit"s are performed. I saw some instructions on how to create a "commitlog.py" file (using Python), but couldn't ever figure out what actual commands are used in the "commitlog.py" file. The website I went to was:
http://mozart.chat.net/~jeske/Projects/CVS/commitlog/install_win.html Like I said, it never gave the actual commands in the "commitlog.py" file. There were also assumptions made on where the Python stuff resided after it was installed. It looks like this web page is old. It gave me a start, but I have never used Python at all before and don't have a clue what commands to use to create or add to a "commitlog" file with information like on the Sun. On the Sun, the following line is in the "loginfo" file in the CVSROOT directory: DEFAULT (echo ""; id; echo %{sVv}; date; cat) >> $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commitlog As you know, it just always adds to the "commitlog" file when someone checks something in. What is/are the equivalent command(s) on the PC using Python or something else to create an equivalent "commitlog" file on the Sun? Thanks so much for anyone's help! Chad Christensen Lockheed Martin Software Engineering Specialist Hill Air Force Base, Utah [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
