"FP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Thank you for your kind reply. > > Stuart Cooper ha scritto: >>> I'd like to know which files were modified in a branch since it's >>> creation.... is it possible with a single command ? >> >> Good branch creation policy is to tag the project before a branch is >> created. > > Yes, I always do this. > >> If your project has done that, you can >> $ cvs diff -r name_of_that_tag >> from within a checked out, up to date branch > > > I haven't tried yet but I need to have one more information: since I have > merged from trunk and committed, the diff command will list also the files > not modified in the branch but in the trunk and merged.... > > If, let's say, I merged from trunk at DAY01 (I may have also a tag but I'm > not sure), is it possible to do a diff from "name_of_that_tag" to DAY01 - > 1 ? > > If yes, how ?
A "cvs -H diff" tells you how -- use two -r switches. Two -r switches will tell you the difference between any two reivions of any file/tag. For example: cvs di -r name_of_that_tag -r DAY01 - Dennis _______________________________________________ info-cvs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
