[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes:
(What info page? Do you mean the man page?)
I meant 'info cvs'. There apparently is no man page installed for cvs
on Cygwin.
It has no reference to the rlog command
in the version I have, maybe this documentation bug has been fixed in a
later
Rolf Leggewie writes:
I meant 'info cvs'. There apparently is no man page installed for cvs
on Cygwin.
Ah, in that case rlog is included in the Invoking CVS node (Quick
reference to CVS commands in the printed version). That section is the
definitive reference for CVS commands.
Is there
, logout, pserver, rannotate, rlog, server,
unedit, version, watch and watchers
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Rolf Leggewie writes
Larry Jones wrote:
The info page still says that I need a repository and a working
directory for the log command.
You do. (What info page? Do you mean the man page?)
Isn't the GNU texinfo-formatted documentation in the doc directory
generally referred to as the info page? It's what's
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Geoff Beier wrote:
You do. (What info page? Do you mean the man page?)
Isn't the GNU texinfo-formatted documentation in the doc directory
generally referred to as the info page? It's what's displayed on my
system when I type info cvs.
If you
Derek Robert Price wrote:
If you have a binary GNU info installed but your local CVS manual isn't
installed correctly, and you have a copy of the CVS source handy, you
can access the info manual like so:
info --directory=cvs-1.11.14/src --file=cvs.info
With my build you have to do:
info
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Geoff Beier wrote:
Derek Robert Price wrote:
If you have a binary GNU info installed but your local CVS manual isn't
installed correctly, and you have a copy of the CVS source handy, you
can access the info manual like so:
info
Derek Robert Price wrote:
Geoff Beier wrote:
Derek Robert Price wrote:
If you have a binary GNU info installed but your local CVS manual isn't
installed correctly, and you have a copy of the CVS source handy, you
can access the info manual like so:
info
Miller Dale C Contr AFWA/SDHS writes:
However, it does not include:
annotate, edit, editors, login, logout, pserver, rannotate, rlog, server,
unedit, version, watch and watchers
Yes, the CVS man page is sadly out of date. If anyone is looking for a
project, automatically generating the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes:
Update your server -- the long-deprecated rlog alias for log was
replaced with a real rlog command in CVS 1.11.1 (the current release is
1.11.14).
Thank you for that advice. I am a tad confused though. Do you really
mean the *server*? I guess not.
Rolf Leggewie writes:
Thank you for that advice. I am a tad confused though. Do you really
mean the *server*?
It could be client, server, or both. It seems I guessed wrong. :-)
The info page still says that I need a repository and a working
directory for the log command.
You do.
Hi Larry,
thank you for the response.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes:
Right, status requires a working directory. However, the rlog command
does not require a working directory and it can also give you a list of
tags for a file.
Well, here is what I got:
$ CVS -z3
Rolf Leggewie writes:
$ CVS -z3 -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/noffle rlog ChangeLog
CVS log: warning: the rlog command is deprecated
CVS log: use the synonymous log command instead
Update your server -- the long-deprecated rlog alias for log was
replaced with a real rlog command in
Hi,
as I am on a slow dial-up connection charged by the minute, I have
become interested in using anonymous CVS to get diffs to the source code
for a number of projects. I have found out that apparently this can be
done with the rdiff command. What I have not yet figured out is how to
find out
Rolf Leggewie wrote:
as I am on a slow dial-up connection charged by the minute, I have
become interested in using anonymous CVS to get diffs to the
source code
for a number of projects.
[...]
status -v ChangeLog will
not work unless I have a local working directory of CVS project files
Rolf Leggewie writes:
One idea I had was to get the status for the file ChangeLog which
probably exists in most repositories. But either I have done something
wrong or what I think is more likely is that status -v ChangeLog will
not work unless I have a local working directory of CVS
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