I tried something like this: cvs -d <cvs root> rdiff -f -s -D 2008-11-01 <directory>
to list deletions since 11/1, but it doesn't seem to work, not sure if it's because the -D is not used correctly. Then I came across the history command, which seems to do exactly what I want: cvs -d <cvs root> history -a -D 2008-11-01 -p <directory> -xR So I'm all set, except I'm still not sure what went wrong with rdiff On Nov 5, 11:31 pm, Larry Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jim writes: > > > We have a requirement to list deleted files in a directory/project/ > > module, what's the best way to do this in cvs? I tried rdiff, but it > > seems to only list changed files. > > It lists removed files, too, although that may not be obvious unless you > use the -s option. If that really doesn't do what you want, you need to > be more explicit about exactly what you mean by "deleted files", since > that can mean a lot of different things in CVS. > -- > Larry Jones > > It must be sad being a species with so little imagination. -- Calvin
