JBB wrote: > I'd like to get the difference beetwen two revisions of a folder (know > which files changes) > And this without checking it out. > I just want to export files that have changed. > > In Eclipse it'a easy to get differences between two revisions, but you > can't then export only these files. > So I decide to make a litlle python script that do it for me. > Up to now I do a 'checkout', then a 'log' on each file, parse the log > to see if the file changed beetwen my two revision, and then remove all > inchanged files. But this is very long because of the number of > (inchanged) files and their size. > I'm sure the cvs server could do some thing for me. Maybe whith the > 'diff' command?
How about: cd a_folder cvs log -r revision1 -r revision2 Or: cd a_folder cvs -q diff -Nu -r revision1 -r revision2 ??? I may not quite know what you mean by "export" HTH /Holger _______________________________________________ info-cvs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
