Toralf wrote:
When I run 'cvs diff' on a directory where a new file has been added,
but not commited, the output will contain a line saying
cvs server: tst.c is a new entry, no comparison available
(if the name of the file is tst.c)
Is it possible to have the compelete contents of the file listed as
added lines instead? Differently put, can I get cvs to include the
output of
diff <options> /dev/null tst.c
instead of printing the above mentioned message?
I believe I found the answer myself. It looks like 'cvs diff -N' will
give me the output I want!
I want this because I'd like to create a patch file containing *all*
changes made on the working directory - including files scheduled for
addition.
- Toralf
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