CVS is annoying in that if you want to find out which files have been modified or need updating, you can’t simply use the cvs status command as there’s too much information displayed. In order to make it useful, you really need to filter the output. Note: the following tutorial only works for linux computers [...]
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List files which are not up to date in CVS
Posted: 5th October 2009 by Tim in Bash, CVS, UbuntuTags: Bash, cvs, grep, pipe, repository, script, shell, terminal
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Removing directories in CVS
Posted: 21st September 2009 by Tim in Bash, CVSTags: Bash, cvs, delete, directories, files, folders, linux, remove, repository, script, unix, version control, versioning
There is no way to delete a folder in CVS like you can with files. The directories must be kept so that the versioning information relating to the files which used to be in the repository can still be used (ie: you can revert back to a revision when the files still existed). The only [...]